Over the past decade or so, a number of beautiful BMW convertibles have came onto the market. In the past, drivers had to deal with the hassle of manual convertible tops; when they wanted the top down, they had to get out of the car and put it down themselves. Today, every BMW convertible top is power electric (Z3, Z4, Z8, 335ic, e30, M3, etc.) which makes the user-friendliness and allure of their cars only more appealing.
BMW has created a new concept that seems to have everyone looking for information. The concept has been dubbed the Progressive Activity Sedan and is a mix of the hatchback and sedan version of the new 5-Series and touring models. The concept has been spotted a few times in the disguise of a test mule while on test runs.
But it looks like BMW is ready to take off the wrappings and reveal more details to us during a press debut on February 11-12 that will be held in Munich. There is a video that BMW released which shows us a drawing of the new sedan – but it has only a few details. It does give us an idea as to how it will look when it is completed.
It looks like the designers and engineers at BMW have some spare time on their hands, Instead of working on a new ground breaking model they have come up with a few designs in the form of a ship. Somehow the word boat just seems to minuscule a word to use for this design.
Designworks USA was commissioned by Bavaria Yachtbau GmbH to create a 46 foot sport yacht. The picture that we have provided above is an example of this same boat. You can clearly see the luxury and detail that BMW puts into most of their cars – but we don’t see their logo