what does bmw stand for?

>>16386848
bang my wife

bavarian motor works

you will see that the blue and white represents the checkered flag of Bavaria or some shit like that

>>16386848
fiat chrysler automobiles

basal metabolic wate

>>16386848
Big Man Weiner

>>16386863
Shoeplatler! Einsen sheinsen heisen deinsten!!!

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Black Man Wheels

Big Money Wasted

I still want an M240i though, at least you can see out of it (unlike Mustang/Camaro)

>>16386863
It's a spinning propeller in Bavaria's colors.

>>16386896
it's a jewish beanie hat design

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Bitch Muh Wealth

>>16386896
Yeah, they used to make airplane engines.
For the Nazis.

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>>16387007

>>16386848
Bro! My Whip!

>>16387055
The hilarious thing is that it's not really well known, so while there's a decent percentage of Jewish people who won't own Benz's on principle, they have no problem driving Beemers.

bite my weiner

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>>16387007

· Big Money Works
· Bought My Wife
· Brutal Money Waster
· Break My Window
· Break My Windshield
· Babbling Mechanical Wench
· Beastly Monstrous Wonder
· Beautiful Masterpieces on Wheels
· Beautiful Mechanical Wonder
· Barely Moving Wreck
· Big Money Waste
· Big Money. Why?
· Big Money Works
· Born Moderately Wealthy
· Breaks Most Wrenches
· Bring Many Wrenches
· Brings Me Women
· Brings More Women
· Broken Money Waster
· Broke My Wallet
· Broken Monstrous Wonder
· Bumbling Mechanical Wretch
· Blasphemous Motorized Wreck

>>16386848
British
Motor
Works

>>16388616
I'll fucking show you british

>>16388654
Yes Daddy

>>16386848
Brain
Must
Walk

>>16388616
Not enough electrical issues.

Break
My
Window

was particularly accurate during the 1970s when cars had very primitive (if any) alarm systems and Blaupunkt radios were easy to remove and worth a quick $10 to smash and grab thieves

the problem was so common that it was common to see owners of past thefts not replacing their radio, opening their empty glove compartments and ash trays and putting "NO RADIO" signs in their car windows and sometimes even leaving a vent window open so that crooks won't break their window

ultimately the industry addressed this with radios with secret codes to make them hard to sell and cars with better anti-theft systems