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BMW New Class Specs, Engines & Dimensions (1966–1972) — Fourth Generation

The fourth-generation BMW New Class sedan carries a compact, driver-focused character into a modern four-door package. Here is what the engine and transmission choices mean for everyday driving, commuting comfort and the running costs you can expect.

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BMW New Class Engines and Transmissions

Every BMW New Class engine in this generation runs on gasoline, so refuelling is simple and servicing stays familiar. Smaller units suit city commuting and lighter fuel bills, while larger ones pull more confidently on the highway. The transmission and drivetrain shape that character as much as displacement does.

Sedan — BMW New Class Engines and Transmissions

Sedan BMW New Class Engines and Transmissions
Modification	Engine type	Engine capacity	Maximum power	Maximum power, kw	Maximum torque N⋅m	Transmission	Type of drive
2.0 MT	Gasoline	1990 cm³	101 hp	75 kW	Not provided	Manual	RWD
2.0 AT	Gasoline	1990 cm³	101 hp	75 kW	Not provided	Automatic	RWD
2.0 MT	Gasoline	1990 cm³	121 hp	90 kW	Not provided	Manual	RWD
2.0 AT	Gasoline	1990 cm³	121 hp	90 kW	Not provided	Automatic	RWD
2.0 MT	Gasoline	1990 cm³	130 hp	97 kW	178 N⋅m	Manual	RWD
2.0 AT	Gasoline	1990 cm³	130 hp	97 kW	178 N⋅m	Automatic	RWD

BMW New Class Dimensions

Sedan — BMW New Class Dimensions

Sedan BMW New Class Dimensions
Modification	Length	Width	Height	Wheelbase
2.0 MT	4500 mm	1650 mm	1420 mm	2550 mm
2.0 AT	4500 mm	1650 mm	1420 mm	2550 mm
2.0 MT	4500 mm	1650 mm	1420 mm	2550 mm
2.0 AT	4500 mm	1650 mm	1420 mm	2550 mm
2.0 MT	4500 mm	1650 mm	1420 mm	2550 mm
2.0 AT	4500 mm	1650 mm	1420 mm	2550 mm

BMW New Class Specs, Engines & Dimensions (1966–1972) — Fourth Generation

BMW New Class

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BMW New Class Engines and Transmissions

Sedan — BMW New Class Engines and Transmissions

BMW New Class Dimensions

Sedan — BMW New Class Dimensions

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