BMW 3.0 SI
Lowest Price: £6,150 • Median Price: £15,500 • Highest Price: £27,405 • Sell-Through Rate: 86%
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£6,150
LOWEST PRICE:
SINCE 2020
£15,500
MEDIAN PRICE:
SINCE 2020
HIGHEST PRICE:
£27,405
SINCE 2020
NUMBER OF SOLD CARS:
6
ALL TIME
SELL THROUGH RATE:
86%
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Collecting Cars
£6,150
11th Aug 2025
1973 BMW (E3) 3.0 Si
SWVA
£12275
27th Jul 2018
BMW 3.0 SI 1976
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5th May 2023
M30B35-Powered 1975 BMW 3.0Si 5-Speed
SWVA
£16,878
27th Jan 2017
BMW 3.0 SI 1973
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£27,405
16th May 2021
Euro 1973 BMW 3.0Si 4-Speed
Bonhams
£12,458
1st Oct 2011
6,057 kilometres from new, 1973 BMW 3.0Si Saloon
Historics
£15,500
26th Sep 2020
1977 BMW E3 3.0 Si
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The BMW 3.0 Si, produced from 1971 to 1975, was known for its fuel-injected engine, offering improved performance. It followed the carbureted 3.0 S.
The 3.0 Si was succeeded by the BMW 5 Series.
A little-known fact: BMW initially struggled with Bosch's D-Jetronic fuel injection system in the 3.0 Si, leading to some early reliability concerns.
How much is a BMW 3.0 Si worth?
In average condition, a BMW 3.0 Si is worth £15,500.
What is the most expensive BMW 3.0 Si to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive BMW 3.0 Si to sell in history was sold for £27,405.
What is the cheapest BMW 3.0 Si to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest BMW 3.0 Si to sell in history was sold for £6,150.
When was the BMW 3.0 Si produced?
The BMW 3.0 Si was produced between 1973 and 1977.