Registration - PK51 KTX

Chassis No. - WBABS32050JY21037

M.O.T. - July 2025

Odometer - 151,000

Striking in silver, this example of BMW’s E46 3 Series Convertible is in 325i Sport specification, and offered at no reserve. ‘PK51 KTX’ has BMW’s 2.5-litre straight-six, matched to a five-speed manual transmission, and is presented with black leather interior. Factory-fitted features include an electric folding canvas roof, cruise control, electric front seats, air conditioning, and electric windows, as well as six-spoke sports alloy wheels.

Only the fourth keeper in the 325i Convertible’s near 23 years on the road, ‘PK51 KTX’ comes with a recent oil and filter change as part of preparations for its MOT – passed with no advisories – and has also had a radiator flush and coolant refill. Other work includes a new clutch, though there is no service record available prior to the vendor’s ownership. ‘PK51 KTX’ displays an indicated 151,000 miles on the odometer, and is described as in very good condition overall; the engine, bodywork, paint, and interior are all rated ‘good’ by the owner, while the transmission and electrics are considered ‘excellent’.

• Offered at no reserve
• Fine example of BMW’s E46 3 Series Convertible
• Desirable engine and specification

BMW’s compact executive 3 Series line of cars launched in 1975, replacing the 02 Series with the E21 model. The fourth-generation E46 arrived in 1997, available in four body styles – saloon, estate, coupe, and convertible. Offered with a variety of petrol and diesel engines, as well as manual and automatic transmissions, and the usual performance models, including the M3. The E46 saw a facelift spruce things up a little in 2001, before a final refresh in 2003 with improved equipment specifications, before the fifth-generation model arrived in 2004.