1973 BMW 2002 Tii Presented by Lowe Classics – Upper Triley Farm, Abergavenny Lowe Classics are honoured to present this exceptional BMW 2002 Tii — a beautifully restored example of one of BMW’s most influential and characterful drivers’ cars. This particular car has been lovingly restored to a standard that surpasses its original factory condition, resulting in a true time-warp example that feels every inch the jewel of the Neue Klasse era. The 2002 Tii holds a special place in BMW’s heritage, combining the clean, iconic lines of the two-door saloon with the celebrated Kugelfischer mechanical fuel-injection system. The result was a car that helped define BMW’s “Ultimate Driving Machine” philosophy long before the slogan existed. This example captures that magic perfectly. Having undergone an extensive and highly detailed restoration, every element of the car presents with a level of quality that is rarely seen. From the depth and uniformity of the paintwork to the crisp lines of the chrome, the immaculate interior and the beautifully prepared mechanical components, the car demonstrates exceptional craftsmanship throughout. It genuinely feels like stepping back in time to 1973 — only better. On the road, the 2.0-litre injected engine delivers smooth, eager performance with that unmistakable rev-happy character, while the car’s lightness and balance make it endlessly enjoyable at any speed. This is a 2002 Tii built for someone who appreciates originality, precision and pride of workmanship. A wonderfully restored, highly desirable and increasingly rare classic BMW — one that would sit confidently in any serious collection. Highlights Presented in time-warp condition Lovingly restored to better-than-original standard Iconic 2.0-litre Kugelfischer mechanical fuel-injection engine Exceptional presentation inside and out Beautifully detailed paintwork and chrome Immaculate interior with period-correct finishes A rapidly appreciating classic with strong enthusiast demand One of BMW’s most important models — a true driver’s car