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bmw 507

The 507 were both unthinkably beautiful, and demonstrated that BMW had aspirations to turn into a world class auto producer. Despite the fact that the 503 seemed initially, the 507 was the better of the two. It was a flexible, low two-seater with a separable hardtop and a collapsing hood that tucked far away behind the seats.

The 1955 Frankfurt Motor Show was an occupied occasion for BMW where it figured out how to divulge a group of three autos, all based upon the same stage. The principal was a limousine, which never made it into creation and the other two were games autos planned by Albrecht von Goertz. The clean however husky lines implied execution, which was adequately given by the running rigging. Execution was noteworthy, with BMW's V8 motor, pushing the 507 to a top velocity of 120mph. Typically, the 507 was amazingly unreasonable and in five years, only 253 were sold.

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