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Experienced by Kimatni D. Rawlins, www.AutomotiveRhythms.com

 

When traveling through Munich, Germany, Bavarian Motor Works (BMW) enthusiasts must pay homage to the brand’s rich heritage by visiting the BMW Museum and BMW Welt. They combine nostalgia with futuristic architecture, a profound transformation, and fascinating insights into the present and future of mobility.

The BMW Museum brings over 100 years of automotive fascination, innovation, and dynamism to life through various exhibits, from the storied 3 Series and fascinating BMW Art Cars to the glorious M Brand and BMW motorcycles (aka Motorrad). You will also receive deeper context on the meaning of the BMW and M logos, the motorsports pertinence of the immaculate M1, and the importance of the 3, 5, and 7 Series models. Visitors can also book a tour of the BMW Group Plant, located directly across the street, to witness the assembly of a BMW and its 24,000

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By Kimatni D. Rawlins, www.AutomotiveRhythms.com

 

At the BMW Welt in Munich, Germany, Automotive Rhythms had a chance to witness the much-anticipated BMW 3.0 CSL (Coupe Sport Lightweight) which honors the 50th Anniversary of BMW M and its storied racing passion. Fifty of these prestigious and mostly hand-built machines will be produced by a special team of 30 associates at BMW M GmbH in Munich.

The original 3.0 CSL (E9) aka “The Batmobile” was engineered in 1972 and competed in 1973 where it won the Nürburgring 6 Hours driven by Amon and Stuck. A 2015 3.0 CSL concept, on display at the BMW Museum, also served as an inspiration for the newly introduced 50th Anniversary 3.0 CSL by BMW M.

The current RWD BMW 3.0 CSL features unique carbon fiber bodywork, a 560-horsepower 3.0-liter straight 6-cylinder M TwinPower Turbo gas engine, a 6-speed manual transmission, 20” and 21” lightweight

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When it comes to cars, there are a lot of different options on the market. If you’re looking for something luxurious, efficient, and affordable, you should consider purchasing a Subaru car.

This blog post will discuss the five benefits of owning a Subaru car. Keep reading to learn more!

1. Resale Value

A Subaru mechanic near me can help you understand one of the most significant benefits of a Subaru car – its high resale value. If you decide to sell your car in the future, you can expect to get a good amount of money for it.

If you wonder why? Here are the points:

• A Subaru car is known for its high-quality performance, which means it will hold up well over time
• They are also known for their reliability, so they’re a great choice if you want to own a vehicle that you can count on
• Finally,

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Infiniti has undoubtedly had its challenges in the past, but things are looking up thanks to vehicles like the redesigned QX60. After a second brush with the newly redesigned Infiniti QX60, I find that I better understand where the brand is heading, which is a good thing. Looking at the collective of the QX60 and its purpose while overlooking the few shortcomings I can see a bright horizon for Infiniti and the sales figures of the 2022 and 2023 QX60 will prove such, just sit back and wait.

Performance and Driving Character

For the 2023 model year, the Infiniti QX60 remains unchanged from its complete redesign from the 2022 model year. Having a second go at the new QX60 I’m quickly reminded of the definitive flaws it has but its luxury appeal and value overshadow those nitpicking issues, which remain to be the slow-shifting 9-speed automatic transmission, the finicky

Thatcham Research is today revealing further insights from its Trust in Automation [1]study – which polled 2,000 motorists in the US and 2,000 in the UK – and found a significant disconnect between attitudes and behaviours on either side of the Atlantic.

American drivers are more likely to a see a benefit to self-driving or autonomous technology than British drivers: 81% versus 73% respectively. However, American and British drivers were aligned in seeing accident reduction through the removal of human error (21%) as the greatest potential benefit.

It follows therefore that American drivers are more enthusiastic for the imminent introduction of cars with limited self-driving technology like Automated Lane Keeping Systems (ALKS); 11% stated they would buy a car with self-driving capability as soon as possible versus just 4% in the UK.

Asking drivers what they would miss most about driving a manually operated car also uncovered some