I am not talking about the M5 or M3.
Just the 318 or 320 or 323 or 325 or 330 or 335 or 520 or 523 or 525 or 530 etc who replace the series numbers on the right side of the boot with the ///M logo.
I did my homework:
The M itself stands for Motorsport, and it's the symbol for the motorsport division of BMW. the "///" in front are the three colors that represent the M brand. IIRC, the light blue represents BMW, the red represents Texaco (which BMW partnered with back in the 70's), and the purple is the two blended together.
There are ///M steering wheel and ///M gearknob and M-tech/M-sport kits etc
So by putting the ////M, does it mean your is more "sport" or more "power" or more "mods" or just gena classify as more "beng" or more "act sei"?
Does it go against any BMW conventions or values or identity by putting this ///M logo?
Or, how to "qualify" to put the ///M logo without gena suan or being a kns?
Just the 318 or 320 or 323 or 325 or 330 or 335 or 520 or 523 or 525 or 530 etc who replace the series numbers on the right side of the boot with the ///M logo.
I did my homework:
The M itself stands for Motorsport, and it's the symbol for the motorsport division of BMW. the "///" in front are the three colors that represent the M brand. IIRC, the light blue represents BMW, the red represents Texaco (which BMW partnered with back in the 70's), and the purple is the two blended together.
There are ///M steering wheel and ///M gearknob and M-tech/M-sport kits etc
So by putting the ////M, does it mean your is more "sport" or more "power" or more "mods" or just gena classify as more "beng" or more "act sei"?
Does it go against any BMW conventions or values or identity by putting this ///M logo?
Or, how to "qualify" to put the ///M logo without gena suan or being a kns?
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