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One Direction and a BMW 3 Series
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One Direction were one of the first acts on show, singing aboard a truck that took them around the Olympic arena. This was to ensure the crowd got a good view. As did the occupants of the BMW 3 Series here: as official car supplier, BMW Group cars could be shown uncovered.
BMW 3 Series F30 (2012 onwards)
MINI Countryman (2010 onwards)
Alfa Romeo MiTo TwinAir (2012 onwards)
Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe (2007 onwards)
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13/08/2012 14:48
It should be noted that the Phantom Dropheads were series 2s as well. Im not sure if they were revealed along side the series 2 saloon but they caught my eye.
Its a shame BMW couldnt have allowed a display of some of our more heritage brands like aston, bentley, morgan, jaguar and lotus etc. A symphony of new Vanquishs would have been better than one direction.
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