BMW Launches New Site Expressing The History Of All Models From 1928-2008

BMW Z3 Roadster 2.2i (E36) 2002. (Doc. bmwgroup-classic.com)

JAKARTA BMW has just launched a historic website documenting the journey of 80 years of their car production from 1928 to 2008.

This site is a digital treasure full of information, photos, and details regarding every model ever produced, from the most iconic to the rarest. The site is not only about iconic models, but also about the design evolution and technology of BMW from time to time.

Reporting from Car and Driver, Tuesday, March 4, the site is a similar project to the historical catalog that BMW has created for their Mini brand and motorcycle division. However, the coverage of BMW's car history is certainly much wider and deeper.

Obviously, this site is a haven for BMW fans where they can find all kinds of models from the legendary 1980s E28 M5 to the full story of E30 Touring. Every trim level, every variant, everything is neatly documented.

The site not only presents popular models such as E46 M3 and E39 M5, but also reveals hidden gems such as Isetta, a predominantly assembled three-wheeled car in the UK, and the extremely rare E34 M5 Touring Elekta, only 20 units made specific to the Italian market.

M fans will also be spoiled with in-depth information about rare models such as E30 M3 Evolution III with 2.5 liter engines capable of producing 238 stances. In fact, early models such as the Austin 7-based Dixi were also immortalized.

This site is the result of in-depth research and is a testament to BMW's commitment to preserving their legacy. For automotive enthusiasts in general, this site is also an interesting source of information to study the history of the development of the automotive industry.