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When did they start to use that kidney grille?

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From Wikipedia:
The BMW 303 was a middle sized saloon produced by BMW in 1933 and 1934. It was the first BMW to use the 'kidney grill' which today is a hallmark of the company's models.

Wikipedia also states, that, this was the first 6 cylinder BMW...

Read more about it here:
Wikipedia article on BMW 303

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Exhaust down pipes have a big effect on Audi Cars?

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Exhaust down pipes have a big effect on turbo cars, and Audi certainly know this, too; the standard TT RS turbine- out elbow is around five inches in diameter!

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What does BMW stand for?

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BMW stands for Bayerische Motoren Werke.
In English, that would be: Bavarian Motor Works

Lincoln ave auto we specialize in BMW factory scheduled maintenance and are capable of solving any issue you may have by diagnosing your BMW with the latest technology.

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What does ‘E’ stand for in BMW model code?

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If you're a BMW fan, you certainly know that all BMW cars have codes - E21, E30, E36, E39, E32, E12... So, what's with this?

BMW does not use automobile platforms like any other manufactures, instead, each generation has a development code( Entwicklungsnummeren ),

E = Entwicklung = Development

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Lost Mini?

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Mini fans looking to find out what has happen to their long lost mini can do so via the website on Minis Reunited - www.minisreunited.com

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Mini facts?

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In the 1990s, Rover carried out a survey to try and define the typical Mini driver, only to find out that there was no such thing.

Its study concluded that 70% of Minis were brought by women, 56% of Mini owners were married, 13% were younger than 24, 16% were older than 65 and that the main use for the Mini was as a second car to be driven in the city.

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Who developed the original Audi RS Model?

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The original Audi RS model, the 315bhp RS2 from 1994, was actually part-developed by Porsche. It has the Porsche logo on the brakes, grille and tailgate, and has the same style wheels and wing mirrors as the Porsche 911 Turbo of the time.

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Even great cars need great service!

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Cars from Mercedes-Benz will never rattle or squeak however old the car grows. This is because all the cars from Mercedes-Benz are welded in 10,000 places, which does not give space for the loosen bolts or nuts.

Mercedes-Benz cars come with the best of engines. Mercedes- Benz engines come with overhead camshafts. This arrangement delivers smooth, silent, and safer engine even at the higher speed.

The engine undergoes several tests before the engine is incorporated in the car.

Every Mercedes-Benz car steering system has a tiny built-in shock absorber which is developed in house to give a comfortable ride.

Before the car goes to the paint booth, every car part is dipped in 52-ton primer bath, which is an anti corrosion coating.

Four coats of paint are sprayed on the cars between every hand polishing. The final salt resistant painting work is done manually in order to give the car a smooth and glossy touch.