The BMW 340, which later became known as the EMW 340, was a notable six-cylinder four-door passenger saloon initially manufactured at Eisenach under the BMW name. This large sedan was also available as a five-door station wagon. Launched in 1948, the 340 was hailed as Germany's first new car model post-World War II. While the vehicle featured fresh body panels, it was essentially a modified version of the BMW 326, sharing its engine and wheelbase. The BMW 326, introduced in 1936, was an acclaimed product known for its innovation. The 340 model incorporated various enhancements, ensuring its popularity well into the 1950s.
The initial production period was marred by disputes
