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BMW is possibly the most successful prestige car company on the planet. Try and find a rival that has grown its market
share, build volumes, quality and dynamics consistently since the 1970's - and recreated a historic "English" classic
marque to attract a different audience to boot. So many new BMW models are at the top of their segment - and each a
great achievement. The New BMW M5 is unrivalled in the four door business man's express market - and now comes as a
Touring model. The new BMW M3 stands alone as the compact performance car - would Steve McQueen choose an M3 over the
Mustang in a remake of Bullitt? Every BMW model works: the new BMW 1 Series comes with a 3dr, a 5dr and now a
convertible body. The 3 Series is now the benchmark for an exceutive compact - the 318d and 320d being popular with
business users. The new BMW 5 Series remains one of the very best executive cars of all time - again, the 520d and
530d being the biggest selling models. BMW HISTORY. BMW is an acronym. In other words, its German letters stand for
Bayerische Motoren Werke, or Bavarian Motor Works in English. An independent company that also owns former British
brands Rolls-Royce and Mini, it is represented by a black circular emblem featuring blue and white segmentation, which
some observers have suggested incorrectly relates to the company's history in the aeronautical industry and is
supposed to be a graphic image of a moving propellor. In fact, the colours are those of the blue and white chequered
flag of Bavaria. Among the engineering firm's original tasks in 1916 was building V12 engines for Austro-Daimler but
it would soon commence manufacturing aero engines (hence the incorrect assumption), an activity that was banned by the
Treaty of Versailles in 1919. The company actually built its first motorcycle in 1923. However, in 1927, BMW produced
the first motorcar, the Dixi, which was an Austin Seven built under licence. In the pre-WW2 years, it developed some
of the most advanced sports and luxury saloon models in the world. Herbert Quandt was the man responsible for turning
the company around financially, when he presided over its least successful pre-1960 years, during which time it was
producing bubble-cars. Against all advice, he invested in the company, increasing his shares ownership to 50% and the
company commenced on an upwards trip from which it has seldom looked back. In fact, for the first time in 1963, BMW
offered dividends to its many shareholders and has continued to develop into one of the world's most profitable
carmakers ever since. In 1994, the German company acquired the Rover Group, however, unable to make it fit within its
profile, it retained Land Rover (subsequently sold to Ford), Mini and a handful of brand names. Rolls-Royce came under
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