Like a lot of other car makers out there, BMW has been in the business for quite a while now and can be considered to have a rich history.

Fortunately for the Bavarians, most of this history is a proud moment for the company and not many failures were recorded.

One interesting trait that can be attributed to Bimmers, and M3s in particular, is a nice racing pedigree. And not just any kind of racing, but rallying. As racing goes, rally racing is one of the toughest tests, both for driver and vehicle.

We came across some very interesting footage of an E36 BMW M3 in what seems to be a rally stage in Estonian woods. The interesting part about it is the fact that the M3 catches some serious air time, and the driver manages to stick the landing rather well. You just don’t get that in other kind of racing.

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I have to say that if I would have below 5 years, either that the recommended age is between 0,5 and 3 years old, I would definitely wish such a toy. If my kid would wish such a thing, I would definitely understand him because even right now I am admiring this BMW Baby Race II Motorsport.

You should know that with this BMW Baby Race II Motorsport, your kid can play as much he can play inside but also at outside because it was designed to be stabile on any surface which makes it so cool.

I think it’s obvious that this BMW Baby Race II Motorsport was designed to look like a real racer because as you can see, it comes with an aerodynamic front spoiler, speedometer and also rev counter. You should also know that this BMW Baby Race II Motorsport would cost you just $133.84.

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Honda has officially announced that they are quitting F1 racing definitively.

The economic crisis had a negative effect on Honda, dropping the sales more than 30% in the last months. They have decided to keep their business intact by pulling out of F1. Dr. Klaus Draeger from BMW AG, has declared that BMW regrets this decision, but it won’t have any effect on their future plans. BMW is trying to demonstrate that they can built quality cars on the race track and this is an important part of their marketing strategy.

Apparently, BMW is making more than they spend in Formula 1 and they are not planning on giving it up anytime soon.

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