This weekend, in San Diego, California, BMW will be offering the public over at the 16th annual Coronado Speed Festival the chance to experience some of their new models.
The whole thing will take place at the San Diego Naval Air Station North Island, a military base that agreed to open its gates for the public allowing them to meet the brave men that risk their lives to protect the freedom of the USA.
From BMW, race car driver, Scott Pruet will be on the spot, signing autographs and taking pictures with the fans between 11:30 AM to 1 PM on Saturday and Sunday. For all those that think they have what it takes to be a race car driver, BMW has prepared a professionally designed road course.
The enthusiasts will get to have their pick between the F30 328d, 328i and 335i in Gran Turismo guise and a 320i Sedan to take around the improvised track. Also, the BMW i3 will be put up for display, for anyone that wants to know more about the car to get to study it closer. A BMW M6 Convertible will be the event's pace car.
From BMW, race car driver, Scott Pruet will be on the spot, signing autographs and taking pictures with the fans between 11:30 AM to 1 PM on Saturday and Sunday. For all those that think they have what it takes to be a race car driver, BMW has prepared a professionally designed road course.
The enthusiasts will get to have their pick between the F30 328d, 328i and 335i in Gran Turismo guise and a 320i Sedan to take around the improvised track. Also, the BMW i3 will be put up for display, for anyone that wants to know more about the car to get to study it closer. A BMW M6 Convertible will be the event's pace car.
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