The BMW 628 CSi is part of the first-generation 6 Series (E24), which was introduced in 1976 as BMW’s flagship grand touring coupe.

Positioned as the entry model in the range, the 628 CSi combined elegant styling - penned under the direction of Paul Bracq - with a smooth, fuel-injected 2.8-litre inline-six engine.

Early versions were powered by the M30 engine, known for its refinement and reliability, and delivered a balance of performance and comfort suited to long-distance driving.

Throughout its production run, which lasted into the mid-1980s, the 628 CSi received updates including improved suspension, interior refinements, and, in later models, more efficient engines.

Although it was less powerful than the higher-spec 633 CSi and 635 CSi, the 628 CSi played an important role in broadening the appeal of the 6 Series, offering a more accessible entry point into BMW’s luxury coupe lineup while maintaining the brand’s reputation for sporty driving dynamics and engineering quality.
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