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‘AT SPEED THE CHASSIS SETTLE SAND BEGINS TO FLOW’

OU HAVE TO it’s never been afraid to rip up its own rulebook, stare controversy hard in the face and ask: ‘So what? What are you going to do about it?’ Electric and hybrid cars that resembled nothing else in the line-up a decade before any of its competitors had anything remotely interesting to offer with a plug; SUVs larger than the second homes their owners drive them to at the weekend; a willingness to apply the sacred M name to anything that glides down its production line and to hell with the backlash (profit is profit); and a readiness to flip its design language on its head, seemingly on a whim. There are certainly some brave souls in Munich.

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