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Rondel June 2007
There were a few hybrid exceptions, but for the most part, the New York Auto Show was once again all about the horsepower.
In addition to the famous Mille Miglia coupe familiar to most BMW fans, Carrozzeria Touring produced a streamlined roadster for a race never run.
In This Issue
- Muscling Manhattan - by Terry Shea
There were a few hybrid exceptions, but for the most part, the New York Auto Show was once again all about the horsepower. - Take II - by Bailey Taylor
Our first chance to drive the new 3 Series convertible was hectic and unsatisfying. Wait—I’ve got it! This calls for a road trip! - The Last Roadster - by Satch Carlson
In addition to the famous Mille Miglia coupe familiar to most BMW fans, Carrozzeria Touring produced a streamlined roadster for a race never run. - Light! Wait! V8! - by Jeremy Walton
BMW’s new M3 engine is a V8 jewel born of the mighty V10, and it weighs less than your previous straight six. - TechFest Tacoma - by Terry Shea
It was fitting, in the Age Of Technology, that BMW CCA TechFest would find itself on Bill Gates’ doorstep in the Great Northwest. - Jay and Tim's Excellent Adventure - by Jay Chamberlain
Sometimes you just have to pitch in and work overtime, even if it means driving a new Dinan M5 through two states and a speed trap. - Sunshine State Of Bliss - by Paul Duchene
Amelia Island’s yearly March concours features a splendid array of unusual collector cars—-including some BMWs with their own unique history. - M Shootin' - by Anssi Ranki
You can pay a professional photographer for dazzling images of your BMW. Or you can try a few simple digital techniques and do it yourself for free. - Rocky Mountain High - by Chuck Vossler
At several ski resorts, you may find yourself surprised by a chance to test-drive a new BMW.






















