BMW Classic Brand Management response regarding "E10"

[Vicleonardo1]

2E102?

2 zed zed 2? 

No its not the year its the model number! 

Frau Blucher? 

[02Les]

7 hours ago, uai said:

and if you're a real bavarian (and you ignore the fact that there have been cars with less than 2 litres displacement)  is not a nullzweier but mostly a zweizweier  (or a zwoazwoarer) ignoring the thousands in the number...

That's what I remember.

I bought my first 2002 in Burghausen in '73, but was working just over the border in Ranshofen, Austria. The locals there called it (sounded to me as) swar swaer. Boy that was a long time ago. Never heard it since.

[adawil2002]

Mekka lekka hi mekka chony ho, mekka lekka hi mekka hiney ho.

 

"Pay attention to the BMW archive masters."

 

The great Jambi has spoken.

 

Your wish is granted. Long live Jambi

 

 

[conkitchen]

11 hours ago, ray_ said:

we call it the "Null-Zweier". 

 

 

Once the DMV reopens, It's gonna be a race to get that personalized as a license plate. 

 

While we are on the topic, It's called BIMMER, not BEEMER. 

 

but what do I know

Edited May 14, 2020 by conkitchen

[TobyB]

They wouldn't let us have that- might be something dirrrrty....

 

t

 

[conkitchen]

3 minutes ago, TobyB said:

They wouldn't let us have that- might be something dirrrrty....

 

t

 

kinda like this one. 

 

[g_force]

That plate seems more appropriate for a jacked up jeep, as you're unlikely to see a Lamborghini upside down.

[d.hitchcock]

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Edited May 14, 2020 by d.hitchcock

[Henning]

15 hours ago, David Layton said:

 

 

That pic doesn't enlarge when clicking, David. Please enhance.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Because I can't identify the beer brand.

 

hen

 

[conkitchen]

1 hour ago, Henning said:

 

That pic doesn't enlarge when clicking, David. Please enhance.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Because I can't identify the beer brand.

 

hen

 

should have been around when Otis was here. One could get enlarged for sure. 

[conkitchen]

5 hours ago, g_force said:

That plate seems more appropriate for a jacked up jeep, as you're unlikely to see a Lamborghini upside down.