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I'm trying to learn the lineage of the BMW's, and am wondering if someone can explain why they list model number E21, etc., instead of something like '92-94 318, '94-98 325, etc. Also if it is possible to have the model numbers also in the same summary/lineage tree. Say something like the Volvo lineage tree that actually lists each year and model.
The 'E' series refers to the internal designations (code name) of the model within the BMW organisation (during & after its development). I believe there's a list of the BMW 'E-Codes' available on the web, perhaps a Google search would give you some pointers (alternatively http://www.unixnerd.demon.co.uk/ is something of a legend in the BMW internet realm & has info on the E code numbers ;-)
195.212.29.91 (talk) 15:28, 16 June 2010 (UTC)
"The e23 was also the second car in the world to feature seatbelts after the Mercedes Benz S Class."
This is untrue - Volvo introduced the first production three-point belt in 1959 see [Seat_belt]Reply