Roundel July 2007



July 2007

BMW Concept CS

BMW surprised the world by introducing a "four-door coupe" at the Shanghai auto show instead of a new Z9

Twin-Turbo On Track

We thought the 335i with its new automatic transmission would make a terrific track car. We were right

Photograh by SATCH CARLSON

In This Issue

  • BMW Concept CS- by BOB ROEMER
    BMW surprised the world by introducing a "four-door coupe" at the
    Shanghai auto show instead of a new Z9
  • Art In Motion, Art At Rest - by BRIAN S. MORGAN
    BMW made another dramatic appearance at Villa d'Este, bringing
    several one-of-a-kind vintage cars along with the Concept Coupe Mille
    Miglia
  • Heaven In Hall Twelve - by PAUL CAIN
    If you love older BMWs, or want to find the parts, pieces, and
    techniques to restore vintage models, then you absolutely have to
    visit Techno Classica
  • Drive Me Home, CA - by BENSON H. TONGUE
    In the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey, humans were at the mercy of a
    machine named HAL. Change the initial and say hello to your future.
  • Viva Versado - by CHRIS WRIGHT
    Toyo is producing a whole new line of tires geared to the luxury
    set-and they're marketing it as an upscale lifestyle choice
  • The Arizona 120 - by BAILEY TAYLOR
    t was another of Satch's mad adventures, a thousand-mile rally in
    Arizona. When will I ever learn?
  • Grown-Ups' Revenge - by MARK JON CALABRESE
    We're sports-car junkies and small-car enthusiasts, and we don't want
    no huge four-door over-the-top stretch cruiser. Wanna bet?
  • Beyond The Bond - by STEVE BARTOLUCCI
    Sometimes the greatest rewards of a long and complicated journey have
    nothing to do with our original intentions.
  • North To Alaska - by CLIFFORD BRODY
    Yes, the AlCan Highway is fit for a BMW-especially if that Great Road
    has been a lifelong dream.
  • Twin-Turbo On Track - by DAVID HAUETER
    We thought the 335i with its new automatic transmission would make a
    terrific track car. We were right.