BMW Group Malaysia recently flew us all the way from Kuala Lumpur to Munich for the BMW Innovation Days 2016, where the automaker provided a glimpse into its own version of future mobility by showcasing its present as well as future technologies.
Well, as far as it goes, the future is nothing without the past. And there is no better way to indulge in the history of the Bavarian Motor Works than a visit to the BMW Museum, which is located near the Olympiapark. Needless to say, it is a Mecca for BMW enthusiasts and car fans alike and the 13€ (about RM58.50) entrance fee is definitely a bargain for the kind of experience the place offers.
We were also taken to BMW Classic centre just a few hundred metres from the museum. It is truly a special place especially for the brand, as it was the exact facility used to build airplane engines before the WWI broke out. Workshops aside, the facility also houses a warehouse where a great number of classic and rare BMW vehicles are kept in pristine condition.
