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by C. A. Pruit
Do you know what the initials BMW stand for? If your confused by it, don't feel bad. The company itself has had a very confusing and inconspicuous past. BMW actually stands for Bavarian Motor Works, but somewhere in it's h...read more
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BMW is an acronym for Bayerische Motoren Werke, or Bavarian Motor Works in English. Some confusion has arisen over the years that it may stand for British Motor Works but this is certainly not the case. BMW officially ...read more
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BMW, what confusion those three letters have created. Is it British Motor Works, or is it Bavarian Motor Works. The Bavarian version is clearly German, and includes such products as fine automobiles sporting the familiar...read more
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