1994 BMW 325 TDS - super rare Manual in mint condition reviewed - e36

In today's video, I got the opportunity to drive and review a top condition BMW 325 TDS, which was fitted with a Manual gearbox. This is a really rare combination from a e36, so I was curious what it would be like.

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[davidhall]

That dashboard design is peak BMW for me and miles better than the antiseptic current offerings from Bavaria.

[garygamble]

Nice review, Chris. I'm not a huge BMW fan, if I'm honest, but the older ones are certainly more interesting.

[ciarand]

The m51 did have a flat spot between 1500 and 2000rpm, really annoying because it made life more difficult when towing, but this was one of the first times where the diesel gave its petrol counterparts a run for their money

[alexanderstefanov]

When BMW made great cars, reliable, well built and made to last. Nowadays I'd buy a Toyota and another 10 brands before BMW

[laurencecorbett]

Good review Chris. Just subscribed too.
It’s a thirty year old car from 1994?

[lewis]

Styling is wonderful elegent and simple.
BMW's styling went downhill after E46/E60* IMO.

* I really disliked the E60's looks when first launched but now think it looks really good.

[paulie-Gualtieri.]

Brilliant car, great engine in a 3 or 5 Series, but absolutely gutless in a P38, can't believe it was detuned as well.

[bid]

Great review but you kept saying 20 years old 😅, a testament to its condition perhaps. I can’t believe those cars are 3 decades old myself.