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BMW, which is promoting a premium brand strategy worldwide, will divide its booth at the 37th Tokyo Motor Show into two sections: one displaying BMW brand products, and the other MINI brand products. Centering on the new 5 Series just launched in July this year, the BMW brand section will showcase the 6 Series, X3 and X5 minor change models, the first to be offered in Japan and Asia. And, in addition to the BMW M3 CSL, which incorporates lightweight technologies used in F1 racing, the booth's attractive product lineup will include the Z4, launched just this year, the 7 Series, augmented by the 760Li with its 6-liter, world's first V12 direct injection gasoline engine with valvetronic, and the 3?Series, that reflects the latest minor changes.
The other half of the display will feature the MINI brand. The MINI, which debuted in Japan at the Tokyo Motor Show in 2001, has been a big success in the United States, Europe, and Japan as a premium small car. The MINI, which even today, more than a year since its launch, is achieving registration figures of more than 1,000 vehicles a month in Japan, has been accepted by consumers, whose needs are diversifying, as a smart, youthful, sharply contoured, fashionable and classless car. In addition to the MINI One, MINI Cooper, and MINI Cooper S models, the MINI display will also include a special model fitted with a special kit developed by John Cooper Works. |
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BMW Group Japan
1-10-2, Nakase, Mihama-ku, Chiba City, Chiba 261-0023
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The BMW Motorrad Booth will display 16 models as well as BMW rider's equipment and a large number of accessories. In addition to the R 1200 CL, K 1200 GT, and R 1150 R Rockster, which debuted in Japan in spring 2003, the booth will present the R 1200 C Montauk for reference exhibit, unveiled for the first time in Japan. Come and see BMW Motorrad's dynamism and exciting quality for yourself.
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Highlights of vehicles on show |
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Introducing a new dream car, the 6 Series Coup· BMW is not just continuing the heritage of the first legendary 6 Series (1976-1989), but is also maintaining the Company's long tradition of large luxury coupés. This new fascinating sports car characterised by its exclusive style and design language will set new standards in the luxury sports coupé market.
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BMW's 5 Series, which became a best seller all over the world, re-emerges after fully remodeled for the first time in eight years. The new 5 Series, which has already started deliveries in Europe and has become a core model for BMW, beautifully combines sporting, elegant and powerful-looking exterior to set a new benchmark in its class. Just take the wheel to experience its dynamism to the full. Supporting the new 5 Series' incredibly lively styling is the sophisticated overall concept of innovative technologies including aluminium/steel hybrid body structure, Dynamic Drive that suppresses body roll to a minimum in bends, and Active Front Steering, which continuously varies the steering angle according to the vehicle's speed. This new 5 Series is built on the BMW equation of "faster, safer, and more efficient."
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Vehicles to go on display (MINI models planned to be exhibited) |
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MINI One, MINI Cooper, MINI Cooper S, MINI Cooper S John Cooper Works |
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Vehicles to go on display (BMW Motorrad's models planned to be exhibited) |
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Luxury tourers |
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K 1200 LT, R 1150 RT |
Sports tourers |
K 1200 GT, K 1200 RS, R 1150 RS, R 1100 S |
Enduro/Funduro |
R 1150 GS ADVENTURE, R 1150 GS, F 650 GS Dakar, F 650 GS |
Roadsters |
R 1150 R, R 1150 R Rockster |
Cruisers |
R 1200 CL, R 1200 C Classic, R 1200 C Montauk (reference exhibit) |
Scarver |
F 650 CS |
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