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What do you think of the new Z4?
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I like the 3 a lot (esp coupe and cabrio) but I don't think they were bangle cars.Originally Posted by bmwftw
The E46 and E9x were done under Bangle. Every car between the E39 and the 5-series GT thing was done under Bangle.
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The E46 and E9x were done under Bangle. Every car between the E39 and the 5-series GT thing was done under Bangle.Originally Posted by A Y
--Andre
Bangle wasn't head of the project was he? I thought it was van hoolydonk or whatever the dutchmans name is.
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No, your girlfriend looks good in this one:Originally Posted by tiger02
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Haha...nah, she only looks good in a car that's driven by me.
BTW, you get hit on by teh gheys much?
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Bangle wasn't head of the project was he? I thought it was van hoolydonk or whatever the dutchmans name is.Originally Posted by bmwftw
Right, but to the extent that Bangle was responsible for the E65's Bangle Butt, he's responsible for all of those cars. Which is to say, he supervised the design department, but individuals under him came up with all of those designs, loved and hated ones. You can certainly blame him because he was in charge, but he should get credit for the good ones done under his leadership as well, like the E46.
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he should get credit for the good ones done under his leadership as well, like the E46.Originally Posted by A Y
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True that.
I have a picture from munich of his design study where the butt was first used... omfg it's so bad. It's somewhere in Iphoto just gotta find it...
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