BMW.SG meet up - Sunday 27th February 2011 - Part 2

The last BMW.SG (http://www.bmw-sg.com/) meetup had quite a good turnout, as you may have seen in the part 1 article, but there was more than just BMWs at this meetup: as mentioned in the first article, the beamers' close neighbor, the Mercedes from SGMERC (http://www.bmw-sg.com/), were also meeting up at the same place, turning this casual meetup into a German fest.

Models from all trims and ages gathered up, from the latest E and S class to a very classic 280 SLC, which is a real gem to see!

The cake was then topped with a nice cherry when a couple of Lamborghinis, Porsches and even an Aston Martin V8 Vantage joined the gathering, and the mood was really set for afternoon full of car goodness.

In the exotic club was a Singapore Limited Edition Lamborghini Gallardo, with its sweet carbon fiber additions (side skirts, rear hood, rear diffuser, inside door panels and more), a Gallardo Superleggera, a Porsche Boxster Spyder and two 911, complete with 8 year old model!

Another outstanding car was the Aston Martin V8 Vantage, a rare piece, handmade in UK, with its sporty twin stacked exhausts.

Once again, special thanks to Joseph from J's Artworks and Eric for letting me in on the meet up as well as everybody from BMW.SG!

BMW.SG meet up - Sunday 27th February 2011 - Part 1

Sunday 27th February saw a massive amount of German cars take over the carpark at Kallang Leisure Park as forty over cars from both the BMW.SG and SGMERC forums gathered up for an unplanned joint meet up, and with the weather turning from cloudy grey to sunny, nothing could go wrong.

 

A wide range of Beamers were there, including a score of sleek Z4s, a mighty X6M, a 5 series with a custom-made bodykit, and a rare and very limited yellow M3 (there are only two of them in Singapore), with matching interior trim.

From stock to mild upgrades to wilder sports enhancements, the BMW club has everything, so if you own a BMW and like to talk and share your enthusiasm for your car and want to know more about the ins and outs of these German rides, check them out and join the forum, they’ll welcome you with arms wide open.

To complement the party, a small number of hot exotics slipped in the crowd, but we’ll see more about these in the second part of the coverage.

There were too many cars to honestly say which one was my favourite, so I’ll let you browse through the pics to make your own decision!

Jump to the second part of the article here!

Special thanks to Joseph from J's Artworks and Eric for letting me in on the meet up as well as everybody from BMW.SG!