Jay Leno & Jason Cammisa Drive a BMW 325i Touring - A True Automotive Unicorn! | Jay Leno's Garage

Step into the world of rare automotive gems with Jay Leno and guest Jason Cammisa as they take a closer look at the iconic 1990 BMW 325i Touring. This incredibly rare station wagon, a gray-market import to the U.S., is packed with fascinating history, unique engineering, and some quirky modifications. Learn why this E30 Touring is such a beloved driver's car and how Jason's 23-year ownership journey has transformed this classic BMW into a showstopper. Don't miss the detailed breakdown, laughs, and, of course, a thrilling drive. Watch now!
Key Points Covered:
The BMW 325i Touring's unique backstory
Rare modifications and its journey from Germany to the U.S.
Jason’s insights on why wagons deserve more love
Jay and Jason's banter about car culture, BMW engineering, and more!
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[@THEBIGREDAPE]

That era of BMW was exceptional

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Yeah, as a kid growing up in the 70’s & 80’s, I always liked BMW. I started losing interest around 2010, when they started getting too heavy & filled with electronics. Now it seems like they don’t really resemble BMWs anymore.

[@THEBIGREDAPE]

@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 you're not wrong

[@preppen78]

So much car and so little else

[@THEBIGREDAPE]

@preppen78 exactly. The same went for the fast Fords of the time. Just the five and nothing else. Chassis, engine, gearbox, steering, breaks.

[@wmhhealth2018]

@@THEBIGREDAPE absolutely 👍

[@kevinmacgregor4506]

Two of my favorite car enthusiasts driving my favorite chassis. I've been waiting years for Jay to drive an E30. Great stuff.

[@GhostOfRT300]

💯

[@AlanFormula12022]

10/10.

[@purwantiallan5089]

Coco Hayashi also a big fan of Jason Camissa and Hagerty.

[@Ven0mSRT]

These two and I would like to see Chris Harris with them. It would be the best petrolheads show.

[@raymondsoutherland86]

29:48 Jay taking his wife to get a tree every year for Christmas in a Cyclone brought a tear to my eye. I'm waiting for the documentary on their relationship and how it has stood the test of time. My thoughts and prayers are with you as you care for her in this time. You are a gem of a man. "The key to happiness is one woman and many cars." -Jay Leno

[@paulhorn2665]

Would be fun if he invites his wife to the garage. I am sure she owns some cars herself and is a bit of a car nut also!

[@happycat3399]

That would be adorable. 🥰

[@petesmitt]

@@paulhorn2665 His wife has dementia.

[@AlanFormula12022]

The old E30 still the GOAT.

[@petesmitt]

@@paulhorn2665 For some reason, my comment was removed, so I'll make it again; Mavis has dementia.

[@oneblach]

Imagine being one of the previous 5 German owners of this car and seeing Jay Leno talking about it on his show.

[@RoscoNW]

And joking about putting cases of beer in the trunk when that's the reason why you bought it.

[@nukedathlonman]

I've had a Wagon, an SUV, a cross-over and others.... But you know, in terms of practicality, utility, etc, I'll never understand why wagons aren't more common. And this is one of the shining examples why I like Wagons.

[@wyskass861]

SUV's seem "tougher".

[@rogerwatt8491]

As an owner of several BMW and Audi wagons, I couldn't agree more.

[@Flying_GC]

Yup I've got a Legacy Outback and a late model A6 Avant, both wagons and 4wd. Wouldn't be without a wagon

[@alsheremeta]

All the soccer moms and yummy mommies don't want to be seen in a wagon or mini van...

[@mikeonu1423]

Ppl think they're safer, easier to get into, they see further ahead and one day think they'll offroad. All lame excuses for an excessive size, low mpg car

[@willsparklin]

Absolutely agree with Jason being a fan of the 'old' BMW formula. Those lightweight and nimble chassis with a sonorous NA six and three pedals just hit different.

[@mediocreman2]

The 128i is basically the last BMW that uses that formula.

[@majornerd]

Jay and Jason - two of the greatest car personalities, and genuinely nice guys, in one of the best cars of all time. Yes please!

[@purwantiallan5089]

Camissa and Leno should be featured on Doug Demuro's car reviews as well.

[@Greenaresy]

Finally the M20 gets featured on the show. Great engine, great car and great people. Thanks Jay and Jason.

[@charleslagasca3396]

Most people probably did not know the heritage of the m20s engineering, was mostly Raced back in the 60s

[@garyvance4172]

One of the best Leno's Garage I have ever seen.Just good car talk.

[@GhostOfRT300]

This is the result of bringing 2 interesting guys together! 😊

[@Charlie-Charlot]

Jay and Jason work really well together, it’s always interesting while still being genuine which makes it even more relatable

[@TheDasbull]

As a long term E30 owner, this episode gives me joy. BMW should have brought these to North America... E30 design has the "look" that always make me look back at it.🙂

[@anthonygray333]

Had an E30 in West Germany in 87, that color. Awesome and fun machine.

[@phuzz00]

Did you leave it in a barn covered in horse poo?

[@anthonygray333]

@ Fortunately that thought never crossed my mind!

[@Juuul89]

What a time! Must be great memories.

[@wmhhealth2018]

One of the best sounding straight sixes of all time

[@purwantiallan5089]

Along with Renault Clio Sport 2003 and Cayman too.

[@Matteo_Licata]

How do you make a Jay Leno's Garage video even better? Simple, you add Cammisa to it! Wonderful video and very, very cool car indeed

[@GhostOfRT300]

💯

[@LasCosasComoSean]

Leno and Cammisa togethe!! Never clicked so fast!!

[@jschoneger]

Could listen to these 2 guys for hours.

[@michaelschneider-]

Copy that ! .. An old Germanism " Two idiots, One Thought" .... (in a nice way)

[@GhostOfRT300]

💯

[@bicyclist2]

Agreed!

[@576103]

Look back for their previous video together with Jason’s Mark 2 VW Scirocco….

[@PfadiHH]

I’m glad to see how much you both appreciate this car! I still own an E30 316 from 1985, the weakest motor available at the time but still great fun to drive!

[@TimSlee1]

Did you fit better suspension to it? I'm thinking of adding a rear sway-bar to mine.

[@roundabout1419]

My 85 325e with the Eta motor begs to differ 😉

[@PfadiHH]

@@TimSlee1 It‘s basically all stock which you have to keep if you want a relatively cheap registration as a historical car here in Germany. 😉

[@TimSlee1]

@@PfadiHH That sucks, these cars need to be modified with custom parts because they're getting really old.

[@PfadiHH]

@@TimSlee1 Oh, that’s no problem. You get all necessary parts here in Germany. And there‘s a garage near to me that specializes in old BMW ☺️

[@yostr1]

As a proud owner of an E30 Touring in America, this makes me happy! Thanks gentlemen!

[@charlietadman9308]

Same here! Showed this to my wife and said 'SEE!! I told you this car was special!'

[@dennisbdavid]

I love episodes about cars that have been loved by the same owner for a long time! The car’s soul seems to be more happy 😊

[@GhostOfRT300]

Jason is a natural and very knowledgeable

[@mrkeopele]

@@GhostOfRT300 and polite

[@ultrameticulous]

What a beautiful vehicle and color. And a great point at the end: Jason, in his youth, fantasized about all the 80s cars by reading magazines. Leno, born in 1950, fell in love with 60s cars. In both cases, when they had enough money, they went back to those loves. Same holds true for me, as well, and seems to be what happens. Not just magazines, but seeing them on the road in their full new glory, riding in them when a parent of a friend or someone has something. Whatever is debuting and in recent years debuted shortly BEFORE you're able to drive, early teens, that love forms and will always be with you.

[@DeutschlandGuy]

06:47 "Light metallic blue, like your shirt".... Zing! Jay's great. He can certainly dish out the little quips but he's not above accepting when someone else nails him with one himself. Love the great "You got me" look on his face! Donald Osborne occasionally gets one over on him too. Jay's a good sport.

[@JasonCammisa]

He's a national treasure.

[@andreasu.3546]

"Lemme ask you are question: Aren't all of your cars the same car?" That must have hit hard.

[@davebarbieri1380]

@@andreasu.3546Yeah, it hit so hard they quickly cut to the next subject. Damn, I wanted to hear that response.

[@burnttoast9890]

This was such a realistic conversation

[@GhostOfRT300]

💯

[@misterdanielsiii]

Just two guys talking about cars

[@MacedonianRider]

Just two guys being dudes

[@negativeindustrial]

My two favorite American presenters. Awesome.

[@GhostOfRT300]

💯

[@PhilPrater]

I love this, I almost skipped this episode, thought it looked dull. I found myself riding around with a couple of old buddies, I love listening to all the stories, the enthusiasm... Thanks Jay for doing these videos & sharing your passion with all of your old buddies in the passenger seat!

[@petesmitt]

17:26 'do they make a manual anymore? I know they still make them'.. the king of meaningless banter.

[@luciustitius]

I drove a 325iX Touring for a while - with rear-biased permanent all-wheel drive. On snow, it was the most fun car I’ve ever driven.

[@thomasxl200]

I still dream about throwing my old iX around in the snow. That thing just felt magical.

[@flipflip9996]

I have one. Really fun indeed

[@tomwright858]

Thanks Jay, of all the automotive journalists, Jason is my favorite "car guy", after you who is hands down, the #1 car guy.

[@annetteanderson6845]

That was a good segment of two car guys just having a good time, I forgot about all the cares of this world and I am left with a smile on my face. BMW 325I touring-WOW !!!

[@Drgoldthumb]

Just got back from driving my 325ix e30 in the first snow of the year… and get home to a e30 video on Jay Leno’s garage. What a good day!

[@FranPander]

Yess, I remember when Jason was on and he wanted to talk about the Lucid so much, and Jay immediately shut it down😂

[@JayDee-b5u]

On what?

[@FranPander]

@ Lenos channel, it was Jasons first apperance and he just did the video of the Lucid Sapphire that was faster and better than the Plaid

[@Edwardrae1234]

Finally some BMW love on jays garage. ❤

[@horsterer77]

In my uneducated opinion, the E30 was one of the top 10 car designs in history, at least re. 'regular' cars. And the only thing better looking than an E30 sedan - an E30 wagon. ;)

[@RealPhilipLee]

Fantastic duo here, best era of bimmer, Jason doesn't miss

[@GhostOfRT300]

💯

[@MichaelRoma91]

Out of all of Jason’s fleet, this one is by far my favorite. I would kill for this exact car

[@threeer02]

Cammisa and Leno…AND an E30 wagon! Nirvana!

[@SpyderGuyC8]

The two best car guys! I LOVE the Cyclone story!!!

[@GhostOfRT300]

💯

[@charlesflint9048]

Here in the UK in the ‘70s, we would spray the underneath of the car with ‘Waxoyl’ in a vain attempt to prevent rust.

[@GDBEnjoyer]

Here in the UK I'm still using waxoyl in 2024 lol. It works better than any other underseal in my experience, most have issues because they treat it as one and done - needs re-doing every few years if it's a car in regular use.

[@treeskier802]

I owned a 1990 325ix-BMW’s first AWD vehicle. I had that car almost 9 years. Had 210000 miles on it and I was just ready for something new. Wished I had kept it but I just didn’t have a place for it. Miss that car.

[@vwkaferman]

Wagon life! Love it, beautiful car. Daily my 2003 Jetta Wagon on coilovers and a tune. Just got back from Sicily, rented a Skoda Estate 6 speed manual. Carried 4 of us all over the island for 8 days. Perfect size, made it through super narrow passageways on their notoriously narrow roads. Epic.

[@AlanRogers250]

My two favorite car guys talking shop. Love it.

[@GhostOfRT300]

💯

[@jeadie2273]

I was stationed in Germany when these were new. The touring models were everywhere back then over there. Sooooo much better than any SUV. Met Bob Lutz at the Red Bull air races in Detroit many years later.

[@SuperMcgenius]

Wagon / estate are so much better than SUV’S , Shout out to the old Saab hatchback😊

[@LillyRocket]

For real, I'll never understand people, especially in Europe, opting for these ridiculous sized SUV oxcarts when they could have a sleek, more practical and more nimble wagon *and* have the same if not more room for stuff in the back. Especially those German sports wagons that go really quick if you need them to. But alas, SUV killed the Station Wagon...

[@TheLemon333]

So much more aero./less dispacement.

[@wmhhealth2018]

I completely agree with you

[@wmhhealth2018]

SUVs killed cars across the board except (toys), sport and muscle cars.

[@AliasHSW]

I want a 9-3 SportCombi

[@NetoG333]

Cammisa and Leno what a wonderful combination!

[@jeroenstaal4907]

Dreams do come true...Jason and Jay together, while Jason really is trying to control himself is hilarious. Thanks gentlemen!

[@123Jokkmokk123]

My dad had a E30, a 86' 320I LE. A lightweight, tiny 2L I6 with 130-ish hp. Black on black. Hand-crank sunroof. Still talks praise about that coupe!

[@treeskier802]

Camissa and Leno is Gold! We need more of this. BTW I live in VT and did teach college courses for a number of years. I love Leno going to the well on that joke. I seem to own a lot of the cars he goes to on that joke.

[@johnstone7697]

Had an 87 325is. My first BMW. What a sweet car, and that engine really did sing.

[@bicyclist2]

I'm a big fan of Jason Casmmisa. I agree with lots of his opinions. I'm surprised he hasn't been on this show before. I'd really like to see him come back with another of his cars. The 80's was a great time for European cars. I'm a fan of euro wagons. Thank you.

[@homeromendoza858]

he was on his show a few months ago with his Scirocco

[@Kramforts98]

Ever since I saw the E30 wagon in a HALLS comercial I felt in love with it. Later a friend of mine, who was/is obsessed with E30 and ///M3 show me some thet he would like to buy and I said: Wow, I wonder if it is the same car that I saw on that comercial. It was. A year or so later Jason unveiled his "Sorry M3, it's time to the 325i to shine" on motortrend and ever since that point it stated my obsesion with the E30 325i Touring. It's been more than 10 year of searching on websites for a good example. I 100% know that I will own one.

[@GeorgesChannel]

Great episode! Even in Germany you don't see them very often any more! I like that you kept the german licence plate from Köln (Cologne)!

[@johnjacobs4366]

And I thought I was weird for liking wagons! I love my 2017 328d xDrive. Great mpg, a ton of torque (esp. in Sport+ Mode), & great handling.

[@Bruningable]

13:50 and 15:22 - "Bierkistn" very good bavarian german! Top!

[@michaellebow7420]

I owned a 1989 two door 5 speed 325i in what I believe is the same color as this one, Royalblau Metallic. The paint looked a shade of purple at certain angles in the sun. Absolutely glorious car in every way.

[@johndavey72]

I live in the UK and l've not seen a 325 touring for a very long time 318 and 320 l see occasionally . Still a good looking car. I'd guarantee that if Jason drove a TR6 CP with Lucas fuel injection he'd love it ...❤❤

[@deejayimm]

I am so glad that Jay finally did the show that he never would have been able to do back then. I never liked him that much until he showed his true self in this format. Now I understand he is a gem.

[@mycosys]

That pic almost hurts. I had a 1990 320i in the same rare mineral blue, sedan but just like that, gorgeous condition til someone undertook me turning into my drive and destroyed the side of it. The sound of that M20 is just godly, & so smooth.

[@glurak888]

I have a 320i Touring sitting in a barn. Was my daily, and has some issues but I miss it. Head has a crack and something in the drive line isnt right. I'll get it back on the road. Seeing Randy Probst drive this Touring previously was a blast, he flogged it hard. 325i are so much more special than the 320i.

[@mycosys]

@@glurak888 I think theyre both pretty special, the M20B20 loves to rev and is just that bit smoother - but its that survivor mineral blau thats really special.

[@mgsx1506]

​@@mycosysthe b20 is slow af but consumes fuel like b25 😅 we dont like them over here.

[@mycosys]

@@mgsx1506 I loved the thing, ~7.5/100km on Michelin eco tyres worked for me. As an engineering tech the novelty of such a tiny 6 also really works for me, such an amusing thing to exist. But im glad you have the things you like :)

[@mgsx1506]

@@mycosys i found a "rust free" 318i from 83. With 6,7/100km its drinks a bit less but i think its as slow as the 320i 😂

[@michaelhockus8208]

daily-drove and maintained a '91 325i 4-door sedan for over 10 years through the 20-oughts and teens. atleast 500k on the body, on its 3rd motor now. unbelievable cars. the AWD wagon is the holy grail. Jason's is gorgeous SO FUN to work on, everything is just right there

[@judgetk8327]

The BMW in the older years 60s to the 80s had a really nice engine compartment and the hood. But that little 6 is a great little engine and it looks good. I have never had one and am not well versed on them at all but I know a great engine sound when I hear it.

[@DeutschlandGuy]

10:49 What's 229K kilometers in miles? Right off the top of his head, Jay said "about 145K miles". Very impressive Jay! It's actually about 142.3K miles... but as a quick guesstimate, Jay's answer is pretty good.

[@AudiophileTubes]

Best 2 cars i've ever owned (and I still own and drive them) are the 1987 BMW E30 M3 and 2003 VW GTI VR6. Fun to drive, and super reliable too!

[@Bamsebrakar2011]

The BMW inline sixes of the 80s and 90s were just lovely. I had an E12 525 and later an E39 520i, and drove numerous E21s, E30s and E46s as well as an E23 (730). All with manual gearboxes, except one E30.

[@Wil-70-NL]

I have had the same car in the same colour (Lazurblau Metallic) for more than 12 years. Koni yellow shocks and M lowering springs did an excellent job. Last model; 1991. The best investment was a AC Schnitzer exhaust. Improving the sound and performance. Grtz from The Netherlands Jay!

[@AshlynnCairns]

You just keep getting better. Can’t wait for the next drop!

[@GhostOfRT300]

What a great episode, you could easily have Jason Cammisa on as a semi regular guest! Jason is interesting to listen to, informative, has personality, and has a depth of car knowledge that creates such a refreshing free-flowing banter with Jay. These are qualities that you just don't get with the other guests such as the likes of Donald Osborne who are simply too vanilla. Thank you Jay! 🚙💨 🇺🇸 🇩🇪 🇮🇹 🏁

[@danielbrand5185]

With original Cologne number plate! Cool! Greetings from Cologne

[@billhart9832]

Two great car people I really enjoy, and a German touring car. My first time working for Zeppelin in 2006 -7 in Friedrichshafen I had the use of a BMW 530 wagon for about 2 months for my weekly trips to Offenbach West of Stuttgart. The car was a joy to drive, cruised effortlessly at 200 kph even though it was a late '90s vintage. Alas, I was among the last to use it. In Spring of '07 it was replaced with a new Opel Kadet Diesel touring wagon, speed limited to 180 kph by the tires and its buzzy engine. Quite a let down, but at least I had some time with that '90s 530 on the Autobahn. Thanks for another fine episode and the memories.

[@eyesrightout]

Friend of mine had one in mid-90s. Though powered by sleek sounding inline-6, it was not fast and pretty cramped inside. But memories... ❤

[@nickanat]

9:34 ARTHUR ST ANTOINE MENTIONED. He was hands down my favorite automotive journalist to read, the man really had a way with words. One of my favorite quips of his that I remember was his comment that a multichannel SACD audio system in a car was so good that he could “hear Michael Stipe sweat”.

[@stejer211]

Jay is doing this presenting thingy remarkably well, he should aim at having his own TV show.

[@TexasRiverRat31254]

Thanks guys! I was a generation ahead of these, 2002's and 1600's but to find one now is tough and expensive. Great memories of driving them on the back roads in Vermont like they were meant to be driven!

[@toddclark332]

Good late morning to you all thanks for the show love you all have a great 🎅hohoho December 🏁

[@nicksmith4361]

I had a 1990 325i manual gearbox Malachite Green Touring with black sports interior. Brilliant car and I sold it at the Goodwood Festival of Speed Bonhams auction in 2007. That says how nice it was despite having over 200k miles on the clock. It’s in the auction catalogue.

[@LucienMarc777]

Two of my three favourite motoring folks together. Get Hatry Metcalfe from Harry's Garage in and it would be awesome!

[@JorgeFrancoVilla]

Two of the most entertaining car personalities. It cannot get any better than this.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Wagons (estate cars) ftw!

[@DEEuroworks]

Funny to hear about the swap of seats from cloth to sport “leather” seats. I did the same with my E30 like 20 years ago, still wished I didn’t lol. Great video. Thank you.

[@BlueDotAdventures24]

Love you Jason, Love you a lot more Professor Jay❤️❤️❤️

[@GhostOfRT300]

Jason is SO much better than the likes of Donald Osborne!

[@genius1a]

5:44 About registrating a modified car in germany: You surely know about tuning companies like AMG, Brabus, Schnitzer, Manhart,... they all alter production cars and get them registrated. How so? Because they get the necessary permissions for the modifications. But that is not exclusive for companies like that, it is about getting permission by a certified engineering expert or an expert group like TÜV. You just have to get it good enough to make sense on public roads (and most experts want to see documentation of the welding spots before grinding them flat) and pay for the service. Which is not especially cheap. For some people modifying cars is a hobby like others restore classic cars at home. But if you have altered your car without getting permissions afterwards, that can get really tough when you get caught. By the way: My father had the 325ix limousine and later the 325ix touring (sedan) - the 4 wheel driven variant of this sports car. A really fast and everyday usable car - until the front differential broke - my brother changed it for a used spare part, which had a different gear ratio (manual shift vs automatic). That broke the shaft again immediately and so we gave up on the car despite its perfect shape otherwise. But yes, an absolute classic. Unbelieveable comfortable and stable on any road condition including snow.

[@davidbee9563]

I have owned two 325 tourings that were imported from Germany to Canada. I was told there was another one in the city. One day I saw it going the other way, did a quick turn and chased him down. It was in much better shape than mine. He sold it to me a few months later. His came with the tow hitch hidden behind the bumper. Both were black with grey cloth and sport seats. With the rear seats up and windows down, the dogs loved being in the back. Windows on three sides and all the smells of the country side. I like the colour matched mirrors. Such an 80's tuner thing.

[@Z-Twinturbo]

It finally happened ! Our man Jason is in Jay Leno's garage \o/

[@GhostOfRT300]

💯

[@hotshotfx3502]

It happened before. Vw siccroco.. but awesome

[@lennartengel1971]

It’s so funny. I’m from the netherlands ( yes the small country next to Germany famous for more than just windmills and clogs ) and these cars were all over the place. Nice example though. 2.5 was really the big motor back then. Most were 1.8 or 2.0 liter 4 cilinders.

[@svenskenh644]

The 2 litre was a six cylinder though

[@marvinidler2289]

@@svenskenh644 Not sure about that. The 2.0 4 cylinder was replaced by a 2.0 6 cylinder, but not before 1999, I think.

[@lingenieurdecrypte]

I bought an E30 Touring 3 months ago based on Camisa's enthusiasm. Very happy I did. 😊

[@Ingwine]

Alfa Romeo 156 Sportwagon GTA 3.5 Autodelta This is truly a unique station wagon.

[@Freimopp777]

Never went into production like the BMW M3 E46 Touring Concept

[@ihatezgoogle6264]

Love ya Jay. Stoked that history has came around and you’re not a villain anymore

[@aguruattapiano]

"Were you reading horse poo magazine?" LMAO😂

[@MrMNRichardWright]

Pfedrmist

[@lukeagostini5487]

You can feel the respect Jason has for Jay ❤

[@vintage76vipergreenBeetle]

I drove a 1991 316i Wagen, in Europe my moons ago. The 3 series wagen, should have been available here in the states. BMW missed out on that opportunity.

[@papa_pt]

At least we had 6 cyl e46, e91, e39, e61 wagons here

[@cdstoc]

I can confirm Jay's observation about town clocks in Germany, no matter how old the town the clocks always work and are accurate. I also like Jason's wish for a GMC Typhoon, I drove one of those and its cousin the Syclone on a track when they were new, and they're great fun.

[@oonwing]

You and Jason!!!! Too cool!!!

[@GhostOfRT300]

💯

[@LouT1501]

Great video - my two favorite car guys with a unicorn BMW, what is not to like! Very lust-worthy old e30 that Jason has lovingly modified but kept the near stock look.

[@ryanbabb3551]

My E30 325i was the best car I ever had I still miss it shouldn’t have sold it because it appreciated value too!

[@505LAN]

This is amazing! A living legend and a shining star together driving one of the iconic cars of my childhood. Belissimo Maestro! Dankeschön Jason!

[@sceb]

We all do respect no one thinks it’s a modern car, but it’s cool nonetheless

[@tucsondillinger5407]

Saw 2 of these listed on Craigslist a couple years ago and it took a very long time for them to sell, no joke a full year!

[@gabrielsandoval4994]

I learned to drive in a 1987 BMW 325i. It was my brothers. I now have a 99 BMW M3 convertible, love it.

[@daanandries7670]

The e30 tourings are amazing, even in Europe these days most of them have faded out of the street. I bought one last year as my first car and to this day its the best thing I have ever driven. The clutch is perfectly balanced, the steering although lacking power steering is so direct... It's just overall such a well built car that has stood the test of time so well. PS mine is a 318i so it is actually painfully slow.

[@digitalamok3453]

What a beautiful car

[@Tom-lf8hx]

Two of the GOATs ❤ this has gotta be one of the best ep's

[@jesusredondobarrena6247]

Uncle Jay,Camissa and a non muscle car(finally!).Hell yeah!

[@GhostOfRT300]

💯

[@pablocespedes5880]

My two favorite car youtubers together talking about a down to earth cool wagon!!! tahnks for the video

[@noth606]

Why is it a unicorn? I've seen tons of those, took a peek and there are 3 of them for sale right now where I am. One is identical, just minus sunroof but same color and wheels as this. The other two are black, one with identical wheels, the other has the bigger wheels with the same look. So the bigger 'BBS look' ones. But I am in Europe, NL not the US.

[@KingLuis1985]

i don't know if the US ever got E30 wagons. Canada got a few but don't think they were popular either. Europe always had a lot.

[@carlosoruna7174]

​@@KingLuis1985not many e30s left on the road in europe, fewer wagons ,

[@glurak888]

If you find a touring without a sunroof, buy it.

[@ShinGoukiSan]

Living in the area it never gets old seeing Jay driving around. Would love to be able to see his garage 💜

[@richarda7346]

Very cool.