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Roundel, March 2006
If Chris Bangle shares were sold on the NYSE, they'd have hit an all-time high during the 2006 Detroit Auto Show.
For forty years, American BMW buyers have been taking their brand-new cars on a fine vacation.
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Pick up your new car in Europe, and you'll probably save enough to pay for the trip. Hey, this this could get to be a habit!
Photograph by Jonathan Spira
In This Issue
- Bull Market for Bangle - Greg Greeson
The Detroit Auto Show marked the debut of the Z4 M roadster-along with a renewed interest in BMW as a world design leader. - Design LA - Chris Wright
Meanwhile, at the LA Auto Show, import confidence continued to grow in the rubble of the once-all-powerful American automotive industry. - Car Stars - Chris Wright
Well, the LA show is, like, kinda sorta right next to Hollywood, right? So you're bound to run into a few celebrities, dude. - The Ultimate Souvenir - Jonathan Spira
European delivery programs have been in vogue for forty years, and BMW's just keeps getting better and better. - Factory Delivery: Stateside Style - Mike Miller
BMW NA offers free accommodations and a driving school when you take delivery of your new BMW at the Performance Center. Is that a great deal, or what?! - Mini Meets Dinan - Mike Self
What happens when the maestro of the Bavarian family turns his attentions to the English step-child? Something close to perfection. - Hold On, I'm Coming - Dave Farnsworth and Sam Smith
In which Sam 'n' Dave go off to show the Dunlop folks a thing or two about four-wheelin', and two-wheelin', and trick drivin', and the occasional face plant. - Just Give It A Good Belt - Satch Carlson
Yes, the "baby six" has a timing belt that needs regular replacement. The good news is that you can do it yourself- with a little help from Bentley and your CCA pals. - Outlook 2006 - Brian S. Morgan
Formula 1 is a whole new game, Team PTG's back in the ALMS race, and Bill Auberlen promises to make it an exciting year for BMW race fans-again.






















