what's up with BMW drive for Team USA?

John 070 · 06-25-2011, 10:40 AM

Are they starting up with the you drive a car they donate to charity again? Susan Komen was a good program and that gave me the chance to drive with a professional driver in the pass. seat. But their marketing dept. s****. I put in my ID code and the only cars available were the 650i convertible and X3/GLK. What they don't get is what if I'm realistically interested in a new 550, wouldn't they want to allow me to drive it and the E350 or E550? German cars and American marketing don't seem to be the best combination!

Slamaster1261 · 06-25-2011, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by John 070

Are they starting up with the you drive a car they donate to charity again? Susan Komen was a good program and that gave me the chance to drive with a professional driver in the pass. seat. But their marketing dept. s****. I put in my ID code and the only cars available were the 650i convertible and X3/GLK. What they don't get is what if I'm realistically interested in a new 550, wouldn't they want to allow me to drive it and the E350 or E550? German cars and American marketing don't seem to be the best combination!

i saw that on their website too... and i wondered wth? doesnt make sense

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