This comprehensive BMW 3 Series 1987 Full Service Repair Manual is your ultimate guide to maintaining, repairing, rebuilding, refurbishing, or restoring your classic BMW. It provides detailed, step-by-step instructions covering every aspect of your vehicle, from basic maintenance procedures to complex engine rebuilds. The manual features clear diagrams, illustrations, and specifications to ensure a thorough understanding of each repair process. This invaluable resource equips you with the knowledge and confidence to tackle any repair job, saving you time, money, and empowering you to keep your beloved BMW 3 Series in top condition.

The BMW 3 Series, launched in 1975, has been a cornerstone of the Bavarian automaker's success, embodying the brand's commitment to driving pleasure and refined performance. The 1987 model year marked the introduction of the E30 generation, a significant evolution that solidified the 3 Series' place as a global icon. This iteration, known for its sporty handling, timeless design, and enduring reliability, is a quintessential example of automotive engineering at its finest. The 1987 BMW 3 Series model lineup included a diverse range of powertrains, from the economical 316i to the exhilarating 325i, all sharing a common platform known for its rigid construction and precise handling. This generation was also the first to offer a four-wheel-drive model, the 325iX, further expanding the 3 Series' appeal to a wider audience. Beyond its performance capabilities, the 1987 BMW 3 Series E30 offered a level of comfort and luxury that was uncommon in its class. The interior featured a driver-focused cockpit with well-appointed ergonomics and high-quality materials. Its compact size and agile handling made it equally adept at navigating city streets and tackling winding roads. While its popularity has only grown in recent years, making it a sought-after classic, the 1987 BMW 3 Series E30 continues to be a testament to its enduring appeal. Its balanced blend of performance, luxury, and practicality has earned it a place in automotive history as a true icon, representing the golden age of European sports sedans.