:) You might recall the AC Schnitzer crew trotting out a particularly gaudy BMW 3-series coupe in Frankfurt called the GP3.10, powered by a V10 engine pulled from the M5/M6 running off liquefied petroleum. While the styling of the BMW caused a few of us to inadvertently gag while patrolling the floor in Germany, its performance potential – 552 hp and 400 lb.-ft. of torque – showed promise. Fast forward a few months later, and according to the Schnitzer folks, the GP3.10 set the world record for the fastest gas-powered car in the world. The coupe was brought out to the 13-mile Nardo test track in Southern Italy where it laid down a terminal velocity of 318.1 km/h, or 197 mph. While that's a feat unto itself, even more surprising is AC Schnitzer's claim that some of the technology will filter down to the tuner's products in the future.
Buna dimineata, eu nu vorbeam de proiectele BMW to build a "Green" BMW....etc asa cum au scos pe Hidrogen deci nu vorbeam de proiecteeee ci vorbeam de "every-day-use" si implementarea asta in randul membrilor BMWclub etc...ai bagat copy paste de pe un site si incepem si aberam... eu vorbeam de ghita si vasile de la romanica care vor sa scape mai ieftin, sa aibe BMW si sa fuga sa rupa asfaltul daca se poate ei bine NU se poate...