Overview
The BMW 2002 series was a cornerstone of 1970s touring car and rally competition. The Ti (twin-carb), Tii (injection), and Turbo variants brought escalating levels of performance to a chassis already praised for its lightweight agility and well-tuned suspension. While BMW never launched a full-scale factory rally program for the 2002 in the WRC, the model was widely adopted by privateers across the European Rally Championship and national-level events. Its reputation for being quick, reliable, and well-balanced made it a favorite among skilled drivers looking to take on the works teams in Group 2.