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BMW Reinvents Itself
David LightfootBMW is reinventing itself with the Neue Klasse, a revolutionary new concept for its future vehicles.
Road Dancing
Andy BarcheckA story of the rapport between man and machine, in this case a BMW 2800 CS and its owner.
Improve Your Performance Driving
Steve LibbyYou can continue to improve your performance driving off the track. Here's how.
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Tech TalkDaily Driving a 745hp BMW
Stefan YotzWe enthusiasts look at our beloved BMWs as truly the Ultimate Driving Machine straight from the factory.That said, is it possible to make them even more … Ultimate?
For many of us, myself included, tuning our modern turbo engine BMWs is the next step to both higher performance and personalization.
PRO3 RacingHave You Ever Considered Racing?
David LightfootFor the HPDE driver there often comes a point where they ask – “why don’t I try racing?” We think it’s useful for the HPDE community to ask what their role is in answering that question for their drivers and likewise it’s useful for the Racing community to ask how they can promote HPDE as the next step for car enthusiasts who want to get out on track.
Treasurer's Report2022 Treasurer's Report
Dave CohenAnnual Financial Report for BMW CCA Puget Sound Region, a 501(c)7 Corporation.
President's LetterExciting Times Ahead!
Andy WiestGreetings and welcome to 2023! As we gear up for our events and activities this year be sure to monitor our website events calendar at bmw-club-psr.org and your email for Z-mails about those and other "pop-up" events that may occur.
PRO3 RacingPRO3 Racing Documentary
Jim CissellAfter three years, the PRO3 racers have finally finished their racing documentary. PRO3: 20 Years of Checkered Flags is now available on YouTube.
Book ReviewThe Archaeological Automobile
David LightfootMilles Collier's The Archaeological Automobile suggests that historical cars should be treated as archaeological artifacts, with the blemishs left intact and as part of the history of the artifact. This is counter to the prevailing view for decades of restoring cars to be as they were when new. This is a challenging book for many reasons and will probably mark a turning point in the old car hobby. It's an interesting read, if you can get through it.
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