Nice 320iSE for sale on TradeMe

[ThreeOneEight 0]

Spotted this earlier whilst browsing... never been one for long distance sales, but it's a tempting proposition to get me back into an E30! http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=68633096

Have always loved SE spec E30s, more so than Mtech. Any CHCH boys want to have a look at it on my behalf?

[Huttey 0]

To assist with my education, what does the SE suffix on 320 indicate, compared to i (injected) iS (injected sport) T (touring) D (Deisel), let me know if these are wrong.

[ThreeOneEight 0]

From memory, SE= Special Equipment. Usually has standard: Sunroof, Alloys, Air con, color coding, electrics, and a few other posh bits and pieces for the discerning junior executive of 1991.

[LemonHunter 583]

To assist with my education, what does the SE suffix on 320 indicate, compared to i (injected) iS (injected sport) T (touring) D (Deisel), let me know if these are wrong.

Enjoy

http://www.bmwworld.com/repairs/codes/models.htm

[Huttey 0]

Thanks, so SE is really es

[Guest Spargo]

Good price, and i've got a 2.7 for it too. Hmmmmmmmmmmmm

[LemonHunter 583]

Thanks, so SE is really es

Possibly, SE certainly rolls off the (English) tounge better than eS anyway...

[bravo 35]

Enjoy

http://www.bmwworld.com/repairs/codes/models.htm

I couldn't find SE there, but SE is the Special Equipment version like WIll (Three 1 8) says.

Search the forums, there is a thread about them somewhere - maybe as far back as late 2004/early 2005.

[ThreeOneEight 0]

I think the reason why SE doesn't appear on that list is beacuse SE is never on the back of a BMW, not that I have seen anyway, whereas you will see iS, iX, and td etc. It's really just a spec level and as such no longer exists in the NZ market, because new BMWs here are so highly specced. Most E30 nerds, though, will be able to spot a 'real' SE.