A Swedish-sold luxury car from the late 1980s. Style, class, and comfort define this well-maintained vehicle. Low mileage, two owners, and a full service history with complete documentation.

Note! New information! The car is registered in Sweden as a 3.0 CS, but according to the chassis number, it is a 2800 CS. An icon from BMW from the early 1970s. Beautiful, sleek lines combined with a sporty design. A start-up service is required, as the car has been stationary for some time.

BMW 520i in wonderfully solid and well-kept condition, showing low mileage for its age. The car is fitted with an Alpina decal kit, an Alpina front lower spoiler, a bootlid spoiler, and an Alpina steering wheel, giving it a stylish and period-correct sporty appearance.

A E39 in exceptionally well-kept and maintained condition, with only two private BMW enthusiasts as owners from new. Truly one of the nicest examples we have seen.

BMW’s flagship of the 1990s, here in the new body style introduced this year. Exceptionally comfortable, spacious, and with powerful performance.

A comfortable Swedish-sold 525a that turns every drive into a pleasure. A car in top condition with only one owner and just 87,000 km on the clock.

Well-documented “Baroque Angel,” a survivor in charming original condition with a total mileage of just under 103,000 km and four actual users.

BMW Z3 Roadster. A pleasant and modern open classic sports car.

Elegance in depth – yes, that’s how the magazine Klassiker described this car in an article some years ago. A mile-eater in good running condition that has also received many new wear parts in recent years.

BMW 1502 was introduced in 1975 as the entry-level model of the 02 Series and produced until 1977. With relatively low production numbers, it has since become a sought-after classic among BMW enthusiasts.