BMW milking the cash cow again. For some reason, the styling reminds me too much of a Kia.
The only thing I like is the badge on the rear quarter. Nice call back to the E9 C-pillar
I don't know what BMW thinks its accomplishing by camouflaging the taillights and leaving the emblems exposed. I am thankful, however, that it doesn't have black wheels!
The fact that BMW makes SUVs is a bit sad for me since I remember the days when their drivers' cars pulled them up into the big leagues. The contribution of the non-performance models to the bottom line, however, can't be disputed and that means that BMW's designers/engineers will continue to have a freer hand to create the models we all love, even if we can't afford them... :???:
SL
I don't know what BMW thinks its accomplishing by camouflaging the taillights and leaving the emblems exposed.
I don't know what BMW thinks its accomplishing by camouflaging the taillights and leaving the emblems exposed. I am thankful, however, that it doesn't have black wheels!
The fact that BMW makes SUVs is a bit sad for me since I remember the days when their drivers' cars pulled them up into the big leagues. The contribution of the non-performance models to the bottom line, however, can't be disputed and that means that BMW's designers/engineers will continue to have a freer hand to create the models we all love, even if we can't afford them... :???:
SL
Pieces of camo foil laying around used as scratch protection during transport for chrome/high gloss items and lights. Only mistake is to transport an uncommunicated car in the open. I wonder which logistics company just lost accreditation with BMW.
Not if you want the car to "leak" into the ever watchful eyes of websites and blogs.