M3 Pickup lol wut?
sorry this was already debunked yesterday, some german tuner made that one-off as their shops parts truck. Im sure he probably put those camo stripes on it and drove it on The Ring just for the attention and the lulz.
Little tip, when you see car makers use that camo on a car, they do the WHOLE car, doing a little stripe doesnt really hide much does it
http://jalopnik.com/#!5782213/is-thi...ickup-for-real
Little tip, when you see car makers use that camo on a car, they do the WHOLE car, doing a little stripe doesnt really hide much does it
http://jalopnik.com/#!5782213/is-thi...ickup-for-real
Justin Hyde — Holy Ride of the Valkyries, what's this? Caught this week testing at the Nürburgring with all the other BMW M-Class models was this El Camino "Die Straße" coupe, with a truck bed.
UPDATE: Sorry, folks. Not happening...
First, the conspiracy theories: Yes, it's an actual BMW, driven by BMW drivers and wearing the same camo tape other BMW development models sport. And yes, it looks like a real bed, and not some secret test compartment for capturing roadside cow farts to fracture into hydrogen and rainbows.
Given the European embrace of developing markets and "ute"-class trucks like the VW Amarok, maybe BMW just doesn't want to be left behind. Or maybe it's just the next-gen BMW M3 convertible and they're all just having a laugh at us.
Still. STILL. When we find out more, we'll share it.
UPDATE: And...product planner-to-the-car-stars Jim Hall tells us it's a one-off parts hauler for ZTechnik or another BMW motorcycle accessory builder that's used just around the compound. As for camouflage, Hall said: ""Camouflage means nothing. BMW puts camouflage on anything and everything. Look at that BMW Vision Connected concept. That has camouflage and they're obviously not building that."
Do you want to hear the sound of a German plumber's heart who was looking forward to geschäft up front and gefeiert out back?"
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