Dwóch inżynierów po cichu stworzyło legendę, która ocaliła BMW

Two engineers quietly created a legend that saved BMW. In this episode, you'll discover the incredible story of the BMW 2002, a modest two-door car that rescued the Bavarian brand from the clutches of bankruptcy and narrowly avoided being absorbed by Mercedes. We'll tell how the Quandt family saved the company, how the Neue Klasse was born, and how two engineers, almost quietly, in their own garages, crammed a larger engine into a lightweight body and created the first affordable sports sedan. We'll delve into the brand's aviation roots in 1916, the legend of the propeller emblem, and the company's two resurrections. You'll also learn about the wild, supercharged beast that is the 2002 Turbo, Europe's first production turbocharged car, with its famous mirror-like lettering and the cruel fate that befell it during the 1973 oil crisis. This is the story of an Andersdog who grew into a giant and taught the world to love riding. The film features the songs "Eyes of Glory" by Aakash Gandhi and "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" by Cooper Cannell. The photos are from archive.org and are publicly available.