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1972 BMW 3.0 CSL joins the BMW expansion with source-backed core specifications. The seeded observations prioritize stable historical reference data from Wikipedia and linked source tables; ambiguous market-specific or unsourced figures are omitted rather than guessed.
Each figure carries an evidence mark and a text label; expand a value for its full provenance — citation, verification, test conditions, and any alternate figures.
Originally reported as 7.3 s; stored canonically.
FastestLaps — BMW 3.0 CSL specsDatabase
FastestLaps lists an exact 0-100 kph value for the 180 PS BMW 3.0 CSL. Secondary database source used because no official BMW technical sheet with an exact scalar was found for this historic variant.
The headline numbers for the 1972 BMW 3.0 CSL, answered straight from its sourced record.
Cars in the same class at a comparable price and performance — each figure sourced. Open a head-to-head to weigh the numbers side by side.
Originally reported as 6.9 s; stored canonically.
EncyCARpedia lists this exact 0-60 mph value for the matching model/body. Kept LOW confidence because the source is a specialist specifications database, not an instrumented test or manufacturer document.
Originally reported as 53.9 in; stored canonically.
Wikipedia — BMW E9Database
Official height in inches. Historical/global icon value; source page can mix market variants, so seeded as representative reference data.
Originally reported as 183.5 in; stored canonically.
Wikipedia — BMW E9Database
Official length in inches. Historical/global icon value; source page can mix market variants, so seeded as representative reference data.
Wikipedia — BMW E9Database
6-cylinder engine. Historical/global icon value; source page can mix market variants, so seeded as representative reference data.
Originally reported as 3153 cc; stored canonically.
Wikipedia — BMW E9Database
Final 3.0 CSL displacement. Historical/global icon value; source page can mix market variants, so seeded as representative reference data.
Originally reported as 119.295865 kW/t; stored canonically.
Calculated from Peak power · Curb weight.
Originally reported as 220 km/h; stored canonically.
Wikipedia — BMW E9Database
Electronically limited top speed. Historical/global icon value; source page can mix market variants, so seeded as representative reference data.
Wikipedia — BMW E9Database
Official seating count. Historical/global icon value; source page can mix market variants, so seeded as representative reference data.
Wikipedia — BMW E9Database
Official curb weight. Historical/global icon value; source page can mix market variants, so seeded as representative reference data.
Backed by 3 source documents. Expand any value for its full provenance — citation, verification, test conditions, and alternate figures.
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Add dataOriginally reported as 103.3 in; stored canonically.
Wikipedia — BMW E9Database
Official wheelbase. Historical/global icon value; source page can mix market variants, so seeded as representative reference data.
Originally reported as 65.7 in; stored canonically.
Wikipedia — BMW E9Database
Official width in inches. Historical/global icon value; source page can mix market variants, so seeded as representative reference data.
Wikipedia — BMW E9Database
Inline-6 engine layout. Historical/global icon value; source page can mix market variants, so seeded as representative reference data.
Wikipedia — BMW E9Database
Front-engine layout. Historical/global icon value; source page can mix market variants, so seeded as representative reference data.
Wikipedia — BMW E9Database
Naturally aspirated induction. Historical/global icon value; source page can mix market variants, so seeded as representative reference data.
Wikipedia — BMW E9Database
4 forward gears. Historical/global icon value; source page can mix market variants, so seeded as representative reference data.
Originally reported as 206 PS; stored canonically.
Wikipedia — BMW E9Database
Final 3.0 CSL road-car output. Historical/global icon value; source page can mix market variants, so seeded as representative reference data.
Originally reported as 286 N·m; stored canonically.
Wikipedia — BMW E9Database
Final 3.0 CSL road-car torque. Historical/global icon value; source page can mix market variants, so seeded as representative reference data.
Wikipedia — BMW E9Database
Transmission type per source data. Historical/global icon value; source page can mix market variants, so seeded as representative reference data.
