Speed network had a really good show on last night that covered the
645ci that is currently in production from artist drawing through
production. Showed a lot of the processes and tooling used to build
the car. Anyone else catch it? Learned a lot of stuff about how these
cars are built. Ford and Chevrolet have a lot of catching up to do if
they want to survive in the modern car market and seeing as they're
hurting now, I don't see it happening...
Fred W - 21 Apr 2006 14:47 GMT
> Speed network had a really good show on last night that covered the
> 645ci that is currently in production from artist drawing through
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> they want to survive in the modern car market and seeing as they're
> hurting now, I don't see it happening...
I had to laugh. 645 a sports car? Pah-lease!

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Tom K. - 21 Apr 2006 15:08 GMT
> Speed network had a really good show on last night that covered the
> 645ci that is currently in production
Hasn't the 645 been replaced by the 650 - or is that only in North America?
Tom K.
Sam Smith - 21 Apr 2006 15:26 GMT
>> Speed network had a really good show on last night that covered the
>> 645ci that is currently in production
>
> Hasn't the 645 been replaced by the 650 - or is that only in North
> America?
Correct. Here in the UK too. You can still get the 630 as well.
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Sam
Psycho - 22 Apr 2006 14:06 GMT
>> Speed network had a really good show on last night that covered the
>> 645ci that is currently in production
>
>Hasn't the 645 been replaced by the 650 - or is that only in North America?
>
>Tom K.
I saw a car commercial the other day (don't remember for what car
though) where they were touting it had more interior room than a BMW
760i. Is this a new car I haven't heard of or just a neat way to get
around truth in advertising?
Tom K. - 22 Apr 2006 16:14 GMT
> I saw a car commercial the other day (don't remember for what car
> though) where they were touting it had more interior room than a BMW
> 760i. Is this a new car I haven't heard of or just a neat way to get
> around truth in advertising?
It's the current 7 series with the V-12 motor. The extended wheelbase
version is the 760Li.
http://www.bmwusa.com/vehicles/7/760isedan/default
Tom K.
joe_tide - 22 Apr 2006 19:59 GMT
The Hyundai Azera states that in their commercials.
>>> Speed network had a really good show on last night that covered the
>>> 645ci that is currently in production
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> 760i. Is this a new car I haven't heard of or just a neat way to get
> around truth in advertising?
Psycho - 25 Apr 2006 00:13 GMT
That's the one. I hadn't heard of a 760 and didn't really think it was
a real car...
>The Hyundai Azera states that in their commercials.
>
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>> 760i. Is this a new car I haven't heard of or just a neat way to get
>> around truth in advertising?
furious gibbon - 22 Apr 2006 08:47 GMT
> Speed network had a really good show on last night that covered the
> 645ci that is currently in production from artist drawing through
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> they want to survive in the modern car market and seeing as they're
> hurting now, I don't see it happening...
there is one widely available on the intarweb covering the making of an
e46... from pressing of the metal sheets to the final buff, it's about
20 minute and it's very interesting
i'm pretty sure it's on google video
Class-1 - 25 Apr 2006 09:40 GMT
> Speed network had a really good show on last night that covered the
> 645ci that is currently in production from artist drawing through
> production.
"Artist drawing"? Really?
And here was me thinking that one day the 6 simply fell out of the ugly
tree...
=P