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Car and Driver: Bavarian Motor Working: A Visual History of BMW

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-Pop quiz: What car company has manufactured everything from kitchen utensils to bicycles to jet engines over the past century? If you answered BMW, pop a cork to toast this company’s first 100 years and its dedication to building cars that begin with transportation and end at the far side of recreation. Without turning a cold shoulder to practicality, BMWs confirm within the first mile that the best seat in the house is the driver’s seat.-BMW 1918 engine Bayerische Motoren Werke-BMW roundel history-BMW R32-1936 BMW 328-BMW airplane engine factory, 1943-1948 BMW R24-1955 BMW 507-BMW Isetta-BMW 1500-BMW Headquarters-1978 BMW 320-Nelson Piquet 1983 BMW Formula 1-BMW M3 E30 street and race car 1987-1992 BMW 325i-Spartanburg, South Carolina, BMW factory-Mini factory in Oxford, UK-Rolls-Royce Spirit of Ecstasy-Williams Formula 1, BMW FW22, 2000-BMW 7-series with design chief Chris Bangle-BMW carbon fiber factory Moses Lake, Washington-BMW Group Research and Innovation Center, Munich-2014 BMW i3-40 years of the BMW 3-series-2014 BMW i8--YXueIRPVZ4k

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