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The Volvo 850 Story

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BMW M850i xDrive Cabrio (2019): Sport trifft auf Speck

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BMW Individual M850i Night Sky

Out of this world: the BMW Individual M850i Night Sky. Stellar one-off version of the luxury sports car features controls made from meteoritic material, extra-terrestrial surface patterns, illuminated constellations on the centre console and 3D-printed components – BMW Individual takes exclusivity in design and material selection into a whole new dimension. Munich . For over 25 years now, the BMW Individual Manufaktur customisation facility in Garching near Munich has been producing exceptionally high-quality equipment features, extraordinary special-edition models and spectacular one-offs – all sporting a highly distinctive design and further enriched by the world’s finest, most precious materials. And the bespoke styling specialists have now opened up a new dimension in exclusivity by looking beyond our planet and bringing the night sky into the car. In the BMW Individual M850i Night Sky (fuel consumption combined: 9.8 – 9.7 l/100 km [28.8 – 29.1 mpg imp]; CO2 emissions comb...

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Here's Why the BMW 850CSi Was the Best BMW of the 1990s

The BMW 850CSi Is Still The Ultimate Dream Car

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