The BMW E30 was produced from 1982 to 1994.

The initial models used the Coupe body style.

Four-door saloons were introduced in 1983, Baur built Convertibles were introduced in 1985 and an Estate (Touring) model, in 1987.

The E30 platform was the basis for the first BMW M3.

Externally, the E30's appearance is very similar to twin headlight versions of its E21 predecessor.

In 1985 a factory convertible entered the model range.

However, the Baur remained on sale alongside the factory convertible.

At Frankfurt in September 1987, BMW introduced a major update to the E30, and changes to the lineup were the addition of the Touring and removal of the 325e model.

This example is a 1992 BMW E30 1.8 Convertible Neon Blue Edition believed to be 1 of 200 built.

This is a limited edition model in Neon Blue Bright Metallic with a special trim, which is in black leather with grey and blue fabric sections in the seats, with blue piping and a leather sports steering wheel, all in good condition...