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Answer 3 simple questions to stand a chance to WIN BMW Merchandise worth $1,138.

Answer 3 simple questions to stand a chance to WIN BMW Merchandise worth $1,138.

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Take part in our monthly sgCarMart contest by answering questions about BMW i App and stand a chance to win attractive prizes worth up to $1,138.

 

Contest period from 16 January 2014 to 15 February 2014. Click here to participate now.

 

The journey of BMW i from when it was first conceptualised to its actualisation has been a truly revolutionary one.

Go behind the scenes and find out how Carbon Fibre Reinforced Plastic is made at the Moses Lake plant powered by hydropower or check out the assembly plants of BMW i in Leipzig which is powered by windmills. Then, go back in time to 1972, when BMW first experimented in electric cars. Amazingly, this was when the first Apollo moon landing happened only just three years prior which shows how advanced BMW was.

Find out more about the all-electric BMW i3 and the plug-in hybrid BMW i8, which have left many people in awe with their futuristic and sustainable design backed by typical BMW sheer driving pleasure.

Complete with integrated videos, now all you have to do is to download the BMW i e-Booklet for free. Available for both Apple and Android smart devices, a peek into the future just but a few clicks away.

The Future of Mobility awaits you. So what are you waiting for? Download the BMW i Documentary e-Booklet now from the Apple App Store or Google Play.

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