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Innenraum: Standardleder/beige E36 Sandbeige E (N6SN)
Produktionsdatum: 09.06.1995
Werk: Dingolfing
S214A Automatic stability control (ASC+T)
S216A HYDRO STEERING-SERVOTRONIC
S354A Green windscreen, green shade band
S416A Roller sun vizor, rear lateral
S423A Floor mats, velours
S428A Warning triangle and first aid kit
S431A Interior mirror with automatic-dip
S438A Fine wood trim
S456A Comfort seat with memory
S464A Ski bag
S473A Armrest front
S494A Seat heating driver/passenger
S522A Xenon Light
S609A Navigation system Professional
S672A CD changer for 6 CDs
S676A. speaker system
L801A National Version Germany
Xenon headlamps were introduced as an option on the BMW 7-series in 1991 for Europe, and in 1993 for US models. This first system used an unshielded, non-replaceable burner designated D1 – a designation that would be recycled years later for a wholly different type of burner. The AC ballast was about the size of a building brick. The first American-made effort at HID headlamps was on the 1996-98 Lincoln Mark VIII, which used reflector headlamps with an unmasked, integral-ignitor burner made by Sylvania and designated Type 9500. This was the only system to operate on DC, since reliability proved inferior to the AC systems. The Type 9500 system was not used on any other models, and was discontinued after Osram's takeover of Sylvania in 1997. All HID headlamps worldwide presently use the standardised AC-operated bulbs and ballasts.