It seems like it was a private press event, but go have a sniff aroundLooks like St Paul's Church and there appears to be rail sidings in the back ground which would tally with most of BMW's facilities in the north of Munich. I'm there next week, might have a look to see what I can find
It seems like it was a private press event, but go have a sniff around
Yep Head-Up Display. But MINI’s only had minimal instruments with everything being in the centre of the dash. From Analogue and now to OLED digital.
There is HUD and literal projections on the dashboard. This car is going to be rad.
I would like to detail my Saturday in Munich for you, through photos of food.
It will be very tasty but it looks very bad in the photos, the sausage is too big or the bread is too small?
sausage too big ? doesn't exist. Needs more mustard. LOL
I'm not quite sure what I'm going to say but it sounds like you like Mini's.All 5 MINI's I've owned have had a speedo behind the wheel.
My 1973 Clubman and 1981 Mayfair had dashboards like this.
My 2007 Clubman looked like this.
My Countryman looked like this
and my Cooper SE's is like this (same sexy saddle brown leather too)
I don't look at the central cluster at all, I use voice activated carplay to change the song, radio station or call someone. If I use the nav the HUD has directions. The original BMW R50 didn't all come with a behind the wheel speedo on all models in all markets, it quickly became a popular option then I think it was fitted as standard pretty quickly.
Around here that type of badly called "sausage" I suppose of the German type? We call it "Chorizo", a mixture of pork, beef and the best spices, and that is the bread we use (that same one), but size of the "sausage" is half, so that it enters the bread and we eat two
Pictures have imho been taken within FIZ "Projekthaus" ... building number 19 of the FIZ complex. This is by the way also the location with the central freight elevator, where cars/prototypes get transported to the "studio", where typically the presentation to the board members takes place ...Looks like St Paul's Church and there appears to be rail sidings in the back ground which would tally with most of BMW's facilities in the north of Munich. I'm there next week, might have a look to see what I can find
There are many locations over Munich and Globally employed by BMW AG used for visual or blue sky purpose. Whether it's a design showcase or marketing concept. These satellite locations serve as "Think Tanks" away from the corporate umbrella. A good example was Rolls-Royce setting up in a disused bank in London's financial district in the early 2000's to conceive the Phantom.
Where is this from !!!
