Yahoo Autos View Photos of the 1983 BMW 633CSi
BMW's 633CSi receives incremental improvements that hone its performance, even if the neighbors won't notice.
The 1983 BMW 633CSi gets a new strut front suspension, but the dominant handling trait remains understeer.
The 633CSi's familiar styling doesn't hint at its mechanical upgrades.
Bimmerphiles will note that those are new wheels.
The 633CSi's 3.2-liter inline-six makes 181 horses.
With a five-speed manual, our test car hit 60 mph in 7.7 seconds.
On paper, the 633CSi performs like a Monte Carlo. On the road, it's a much different experience.
A new instant fuel-economy gauge shows how naughty you're being in real time.
BMW's interior aesthetic is somehow both spare and luxurious.
This is a fine place to conduct business at 124 mph.
A row of lights alerts you to the status of the car's other lights.
The 633CSi isn't exactly a Country Squire, but its back seats are habitable by humans.
When you sit here, you can look like the Alien.
The robust six hits its horsepower peak at a lively 6000 rpm.
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