The Ultimate Driving Machine
Statsauto is please to present a recent 2016 trip to Munich, Germany to visit the birth place of Bayer Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, aka BMW.
It was a gloomy raining autumn but, that didn't damped the spirits.
Main Entrance into the BMW Velt Munich.
BMW Headquarters building. Shaped like a 4-cyinder engine.
Walking into the famous Velt made you feel in awe.
"Wow I'm finally here".
Watch out for the BMW i3! Taking willing vistors out for a spin inside the Velt.
The entire building was spotless. BMW showcasing their latest vehicle line ups. Including the other Brands they own: Mini, & Rolls-Royce.
BMW //M2. Said to the one of the best car made by BMW in the last decade.
Interesting in buying one? There is a 1 year waiting list... BMW underestimated the demand for this car. Word quickly spread about its performance and prices increased.
Inside the BMW //M2. Clean lines, precise all around.
The two-story building is a showcase of German engineering. What you see on the left are brand new customer cars waiting to be picked up straight from the factory.
Under the spotlight, a Long Beach Blue Metallic BMW M2, which may possibly be the perfect paint job for any sports car.
Lucky client picking up his new car.
Where is he from? People from around the world fly out to the Velt to personally pick up their vehicle...So who knows. But, the feeling must be incredible.
Following the BMW Velt, Statsauto took a tour inside the BMW Factory. Photos were strictly prohibited so unfortunately, we cannot share any. However, the tour is highly recommended. The 4 hour trip took visitors from the beginning to the end of the assembly line. From riveting the chassis, through the paint shop, and the finally the intimate merging of the engine to the body.
Fact of the Trip:
If you buy a new Rolls-Royce - you can get your money back if you place a glass of water on the running engine and there are ripples! That's how smooth the Rolls-Royce engine is (the V12's are hand built in the Munich, Factory)
"Strive for perfection in everything you do. Take the best that exists and make it better. When is does not exist, design it"
- Henry Royce
