BMW ‘World Expo’ Special Editions for China

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The World Expo in Shanghai is still going strong, the madness will only end on November 1. Many a automaker brought special editions to la market to celebrate the expo, and to sell some more cars.

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BMW started with an Expo’d X1, that was succesful so now the Germans bring 3 more: an Expo’d 320, X5 and 740Li. Each is limited to 1244, so run. The cars get extra goodies for less money and a very special interior.

Pics are from the 740, in the headrest an artyfarty impression of the China Pavillion at the expo.

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The China Pavillion.

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Kinky indeed.

i-Drive suddenly loox good. Text writes: China Pavillion.

Characters write: Yuesai, 悦世, meaning ‘Happy World’. It must be really cool to have that badge on your Beamer, “I got myself a 740iL happy world 2010!”, how would one’s friends be impressed.

This is He Jingtang, the architect of the China Pavillion, he is talking about something very small. BMW paid him a lot of money so he is on board. He wears a brown jacket and blue trousers, like architects do.

The Expo-fleet. Special Editions get special wheels too, those look fine.

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