318 Ti comp Sport "Edition" - what extra do I get?

318 Ti comp Sport "Edition" - what extra do I get?

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KentishS2

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Thursday 20th January 2005
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Does anyone know what the differences are between the 318 Ti Sport Compact and the 318 Ti Sport Compact Edition model?

Can't find anything on the Web other than that the Edition was only made in small numbers.

Thanks in advance.

bigandclever

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Thursday 20th January 2005
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I posted this in general gassing earlier

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stolen wholesale from carsource.co.uk

BMW 3-Series
New 318ti Sport Compact - from March

Take a standard 318ti Compact add extra equipment, include two new colours and what do you get? The new 318ti Sport Compact.

Introduced for the driver who demands more from his Compact, this car offers not only sportier looks and feel but significant cost savings on specification.

The additional equipment includes aerodynamic body styling, traction control (ASC+T), BMW sports seats, 16" round spoke alloy wheels, sports suspension, 'M' sport steering wheel, cloth/leather sports seats, front fog lights and floor mats. (Full list attached.)

The price for all these options if specified separately is £3720 whilst the increment charged for the 318ti Sport Compact is only £2210, a saving of over 40 per cent.

With two new colours, Titan silver and Fern green, to bring the total to six and three interior upholstery options, not to mention Montana leather, the Sport Compact customer has every opportunity to individualise his or her car.

Available from March 1998 and with an on the road price of £18,980, the 318ti Sport Compact represents excellent value for money.

318ti Compact "Sport Edition" - here from February

Now take another 318ti Compact add even more options and the final result is a 318ti Compact "Sport Edition".

BMW are producing a limited number, 350 to be exact, of this highly specified model. The specification for this "Edition" model, above the standard 318ti Compact, includes air conditioning, metallic paint, Streamline alloy wheels, a new upholstery combination and door sills with aluminium inserts.

The price for all these options if specified separately is 4605 whilst the increment charged for the 318ti Sport Compact is only 2875, a saving of 37.5 per cent.

The new 318ti Compact "Sport Edition" is available, in either Avus blue or Sierra red and only with manual transmission, at an on the road price of 19645.

Specification Details

318ti Sport Compact

The on the road price of the 318ti Sport Compact is 18,980 and will have the following standard equipment over and above the existing 318ti Compact:

* Aerodynamic Bodystyling
* Anthracite Headlining
* ASC+T
* BMW Sports Seats
* Clear Indicator Lenses
* Floor Mats
* Front Fog Lights
* 'M' Sport Steering Wheel
* Millpoint Cloth/Leather Upholstery
* Round Spoke Alloy Wheels ( 7J x 16 with 225/50 R16 tyres)
* Sports Suspension

318ti Compact "Sport Edition"

The on the road price of the Edition car is 19,645. The specification of the car over and above the standard 318ti Compact is:

* Aerodynamic Bodystyling
* Air-Conditioning
* Anthracite Headlining
* ASC+T
* BMW Sports Seats
* Boa Boa/Amaretta Upholstery
* Clear Indicator Lenses
* Door Sills with Aluminium Inserts
* Floor Mats
* Front Fog Lights
* Metallic Paint
* 'M' Sport Steering Wheel
* Sports Suspension
* Streamline Alloy Wheels (7J x 15 with 205/60 R15 tyres)
* Wider Side Rubbing Strips

KentishS2

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Thursday 20th January 2005
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Excellent, many thanks for that and I'll be checking on what it has as standard, early signs indicated it could be the edition model with extra toys.

Much appreciated!

KentishS2

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Friday 21st January 2005
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KentishS2 said:
Excellent, many thanks for that and I'll be checking on what it has as standard, early signs indicated it could be the edition model with extra toys.

Much appreciated!



Confirmed, it is the "Edition" model, even better!