Used Bmw Transmission Models

Used BMW Transmission

BMW is the celebrated German luxury brand in automobiles. Founded in 1916, the company started as a manufacturer of aircraft engines for World War I. They release automobiles through three of their brand BMW, Mini, and Rolls-Royce. They boast of a long sports car and touring cars legacy. Headquartered in Munich, they distribute cars in Germany, the United States, and many parts of the world. There are many lineups of automobiles from the BMW brand BMW i, BMW M, BMW X, and BMW Z. Used BMW transmission trades so easy anywhere.

They are one of the largest carmakers not only in Germany but globally. Being a premium luxury vehicles, BMW came with the most reliable of transmissions. The used BMW transmission is a valuable commodity any day. At Turbo Auto Parts, you can get a steal of a deal on all BMW transmissions.

BMW in the U.S.A

BMW cars officially sold in the U.S. in 1956 and it has been going since forever. Even more, they started making their cars in U.S. territory in 1994. By 1975, they set up their first dealership in the United States. Later in 2016, they became the 12th largest-selling brand in this nation. Headquartered in New Jersey, they sold millions of their models here. Their manufacturing plant in South Carolina can produce 1500 cars every day.

The U.S. plant focuses on X3, X4, X5, X6, X7 and XM SUV models. Besides manufacturing, they are also involved in sales, marketing, and development not only in the U.S., but also in Canada, Mexico, and South America. Their financial services in Ohio are tasked with captive lending for BMW automotive and Motorsport. It facilitates car owners to lease vehicles and direct financing with the company. Such is the amount of operations that is done in the United States alone.

Largest BMW Plant

X3, X4, X5, X6, X7, and XM crossover SUVs alone are manufactured in the United States. All other BMW models running in the United States are imported from overseas. By 1992, BMW announced its aim to develop a 1,150-acre manufacturing facility in South Carolina. However, the plant took a couple of years to start operations. Later in 2010, BMW announced its plans to spend 3/4th of a billion to expand operations at the Greer plant. It should allow the production of a quarter of a vehicle annually. Also, it should make the plant the largest car factory in the U.S. in terms of the number of people employed.

Interestingly, the brand's single largest market is the United States, comprising 339 dealerships, which sold a third of a million units in 2015. They rolled off the BMWUSM plant at the beginning of 2012. By 2014, BMW announced its plans to invest a billion in the South Carolina plant, which will make it the largest U.S. factory in terms of annual capacity. It comprises close to half a million units including the production of X7. The plant produced 0.4 million units in 2016 alone, out of which 70% were exported overseas. Even by the production volume, it proved as the largest BMW plant worldwide.

Discontinued BMW models

BMW 3 Series E36

The E36 came up with four transmission options 5-speed manual, 6-speed manual, 4-speed automatic, and 5-speed automatic. There were both petrol and diesel variants of this model. As a top-selling sedan, it has model years between 1992 and 1999. Besides the sedan version, you also had the coupe, convertible, hatchback, and wagon.

BMW Z3 E36/4

The BMW Z3 came up with four transmission options 4-speed manual, 5-speed Hydramatic automatic, and 5-speed automatic. There were petrol variants with variant engine capacities of 1.8-1.9 L, 2.0-3.0 L and 3.2 L. As a sports convertible, it has model years between 1996 and 2002. Also, it featured a front engine and rear-wheel drive layout.

BMW Z4 E85

The model years of Z4 and E85 were between 2002 and 2008. This sports car came in two body types a 2-door roadster and a 2-door coupe. Also, it featured four transmission options 5-speed manual, 6-speed manual, 5-speed automatic, and 6-speed SMG-II. The BMW Z4 E85 replaced the BMW Z3 and led the way for the BMW Z4.

Purchase used BMW transmission at Turbo Auto Parts

Purchase quality-checked used BMW transmission only at Turbo Auto Parts. We check all procured transmissions for quality and pricing. Our technical team handpicks only the best-priced used transmissions. Also, we carefully verify the age and condition claims on transmissions. We use service records at authorized dealership centers to verify age claims. Similarly, we internally inspect transmissions to confirm the condition claims. We clean up, repair and if need be, refurbish procured transmissions before putting them for sale. There are no brand new transmissions, but only rebuilt transmissions with the manufacturer's warranty. With our used BMW transmission, you save costs in the long and short terms. Our used transmissions have a tried and tested record, translating to proven reliability and durability. Moreover, you save a used car and transmission from ending up in the landfill with every purchase.

At Turbo Auto Parts, you can find used transmissions for all BMW models and lineups. Also, you can find engines and transmissions of all makes and models that operate in the United States. We ensure that we deliver only top-quality used BMW transmissions to your doorstep. We will ship your order within 2 to 7 working days, Even better, we offer FREE of cost shipping to all commercial addresses in the United States. Standard U.S. shipping charges will be applied for deliveries to U.S. residential addresses and liftgate services.

In conviction with our quality, we offer warranty periods of up to 3 years and 30,000 miles (whichever is longer). Also, we cover the shipping cost of replacements shipped by us. Our top-of-the-line payment system is the most secure and robust. It prevents compromising on your personal and payment information.