How is the interior of the E30 320is different from that of a regular 3 Series?
The interior of the E30 320is is identical to that of other 3 Series models with the sole excpetion of its unique instrument cluster that utilizes the same tachometer with integrated oil temperature gauge as the E30 M3, but lacks the red needles and M logo between the two main dials. Also, the gear shift knob is of the older non-ergonomic design that was phased out on other E30 3 Series models (with the exception of the M3) in September, 1987. The interior of the four-door E30 320is is quite Spartan, offering only the basics such as power mirrors, central locking, power front windows and a rear-window defroster as standard equipment. The two-door model adds map lights in the rear view mirror, sport seats, a three-spoke leather-wrapped M-Technic steering wheel and a leather shift knob, all of which were also available on the four-door as extra-cost options. Factory options for both two-door and four-door versions of the 320is included: air conditioning, manual sunroof, power sunroof, in
