subject: The Bmw San Francisco Norm [print this page] BMW San Francisco upholds all the visions of the German brand: style with unerring feeling. As we have seen vehicle makers falter with safety issues and sub-par parts, Bavarian Motor Works have remained at the top of their game with cars that don't only look great with exquisite designs but also operate at the accuracy of German Engineering, that's the reason why in San Francisco BMW is king.
Although not in sales numbers, BMW San Francisco is a main participant in upper-medium to high class models with an array of sport cars, coupes, sedans, sport utility vehicles and motorcycles, all with the classic lines that determine the BMW design. Their cars are mean machines powered by highly effective engines all kept within a frame that never goes overboard with its lines, maintaining their the the design principle rooted in timeless lines but with a style for the contemporary and edgy. Their SUVs are spacious, useful family vehicles that have a a feel of balance and a mandate of safety.
Their motorcycles belong to a very different class of monsters. Long a name linked with two-wheeled speed rockets, BMW San Francisco bikes are serious speed demons built for racing but made street legal for the motorcycle fanatic. Which makes it among the top in the list of popular motorcycle brands.
In San Francisco BMW relishes a considerable following as a result of sloping terrain that the city is known for. Due to these steep inclines, lesser powered cars don't have the favor of San Francisco's residents. BMW's powerful engines can more than deal with these inclines, making their cars a typical sight in the city streets. The city also fancies the luxury that the car maker puts into all of its interiors, making riding a BMW an event of soft, smooth leather and ergonomic seating with more than ample room for ease and comfort.
Most of all, the art friendly city appreciates the car manufacturers simple approach to car design. If you look at BMW vehicles over time, you'll see a persevering theme to their designs: long, luxurious lines that stretch the whole length of the car, boldly styled front ends giving no hint of weakness, with dauntingly straight and boxy sides and backs. The car maker retains its roots in German engineering andinvolved existing trends and styles into its design mantra that was once believed too serious for the American taste.
