BMW car types 2 is great.
The car that put them on the map in the USA was the "2002" from the 68-76 era.
Now that they have a suitable platform in the Euro 1 series they could easily do a 2002 "redo" of sorts and bring over a basic sport 2 door sedan or coupe as a "Bmw car types 2 series".
Use a 2 to 2.2 liter 4cyl and maybe a 2.5 to 3litre six as options. Start it at under 25k. Leave the MINI's at 17 to 25k ( although I have seen some MINI's sticker at over 30k).
I've read that the next body derivatives for the bmw car types 1 series are a 2 door hatch and a cabriolet. Hmmm. Maybe the 2 door ( or 4 door sedan) is in the wings and not yet hit the press.
I would love a "bmw car types 2 series" 2 door sedan or coupe as described. I could afford, but dont need a bmw car types 3 series at 30k plus. C'mon BMW ,you know I'm not the only one thinking this up. Quit your teasing.
The car that put them on the map in the USA was the "2002" from the 68-76 era.
Now that they have a suitable platform in the Euro 1 series they could easily do a 2002 "redo" of sorts and bring over a basic sport 2 door sedan or coupe as a "Bmw car types 2 series".
Use a 2 to 2.2 liter 4cyl and maybe a 2.5 to 3litre six as options. Start it at under 25k. Leave the MINI's at 17 to 25k ( although I have seen some MINI's sticker at over 30k).
I've read that the next body derivatives for the bmw car types 1 series are a 2 door hatch and a cabriolet. Hmmm. Maybe the 2 door ( or 4 door sedan) is in the wings and not yet hit the press.
I would love a "bmw car types 2 series" 2 door sedan or coupe as described. I could afford, but dont need a bmw car types 3 series at 30k plus. C'mon BMW ,you know I'm not the only one thinking this up. Quit your teasing.