Tommm
Well-Known Member
The folks at BMW are a bunch of clowns!
Yes, every cooper is a clown car. So, BMW makes the clown car, made the clown shoe, and I just noticed after how many months that they still make the clown nose.
When we decided to try an EV my wife said if we are going to buy a clown car, we have to make it look like a clown car. That is why there are stripes on the hood.
Most of the BMWs I've owned have/had the clown nose on the bottom of the mirror (see picture). About ten years ago BMW got rid of the clown nose, and replaced it with a smaller light on the bottom of the rear view mirror.
My question to the interwebz experts here is, was it the engineers or marketing folks that decided a clown is not a clown without a clown nose, hence our clown cars still have the clown nose?
https://www.google.com/search?q=bmw...sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#imgrc=t-sPHBPg2zhxLM
OK, maybe it isn't a clown car. Nah!
Yes, every cooper is a clown car. So, BMW makes the clown car, made the clown shoe, and I just noticed after how many months that they still make the clown nose.
When we decided to try an EV my wife said if we are going to buy a clown car, we have to make it look like a clown car. That is why there are stripes on the hood.
Most of the BMWs I've owned have/had the clown nose on the bottom of the mirror (see picture). About ten years ago BMW got rid of the clown nose, and replaced it with a smaller light on the bottom of the rear view mirror.
My question to the interwebz experts here is, was it the engineers or marketing folks that decided a clown is not a clown without a clown nose, hence our clown cars still have the clown nose?
https://www.google.com/search?q=bmw...sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#imgrc=t-sPHBPg2zhxLM
OK, maybe it isn't a clown car. Nah!
