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BMW 328 Ci E46 Green Kyosho 1:18

BMW 328 Ci E46 Green Kyosho 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
BMW
Manufacturer
Kyosho
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
80439411466
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About the BMW 328 Ci E46 Green Kyosho 1:18

TL;DR: Kyosho's 1:18 diecast BMW 328 Ci E46 in Green has opening doors, hood and trunk over a zinc alloy body. This is a used model with a box showing traces of storage. A pre-facelift E46 coupe subject at upper-mid diecast pricing.

The 328 Ci was among the first coupe variants offered when the E46 generation launched, predating the later 330Ci and giving this specific naming its own place in the 3 Series coupe's early history.

Opening Panels and Coupe Detail

This casting's doors, hood and trunk all open, showing off the two-door cabin's dashboard and the inline-six engine bay layout beneath the hood. Kyosho's build holds noticeably tighter panel gaps than entry-tier diecast, visible around the opened doors as narrow, consistent seams rather than wide gaps. Being a used example, some hinge wear is expected, worth checking that each panel still settles properly when opened. The Green metallic paint carries genuine depth under direct light, and the coupe's frameless door glass, a distinguishing E46 coupe feature, is represented with clean, flush-fitting glazing. The outer box shows traces of storage, ordinary shelf wear affecting the carton rather than the model itself.

Early E46 Coupe History and Display Fit

BMW introduced the coupe body style early in the E46's production run, and the 328 Ci nameplate reflects the naming convention BMW used before later revising displacement badges across the range. That makes this particular naming a small but genuine marker of the model's early production timing. At 1:18, the coupe's frameless glass and lower roofline distinguish it clearly from the 325Ti hatchback or a standard E46 sedan, useful for a collector wanting to display the full range of body styles from one chassis generation side by side. Kyosho's tighter tolerances make this a worthwhile addition for a BMW-focused shelf, and despite the used condition and storage-marked box, the underlying build quality holds up well.

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