The history of BMW | TELEGRAPH CARS

In this video we take a look at iconic car brand BMW, a company whose century of history echoes Europe's most tumultuous period. BMW's first car was built under licence in 1928, 12 years after Rapp Motorenwerke became Bayerische Motoren Werke GmbH. The German company’s production plants were bombed heavily during the Second World War and it was then banned from vehicle production until 1947.
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[@MrVoayer]

That was brief, very brief history of time !

[@E39ENTHUSIAST90]

The history of Bmw in 1:39 minutes, ok now that is Telegraphic.

[@1seipai]

They should have mentioned the M3 and the 6.1 litre masterpiece made by Paul Roche for the Mclaren F1.

[@unknowntraveller8633]

So much left unsaid so little said.

[@guheshvaravadivelu5021]

id like to a video on the history of rolls royce and maybach

[@marcinblee100]

history of production bmw engines for the german army during II World war and how many British people died because of that

[@Firemarioflower]

It's nice but we still like reviews!!!! Hey, i know Rebecca is at What Car now, so why don't you hire Ginny Buckley, because carbuyer treats her like shit.

[@iamthesic8]

rolls royce??

[@Toyback]

No mention of the concentration camp in Aurach BMW controlled during the 40s.