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BMW has a long and storied history in motor racing, dating back to the 1920s. Over the years, the German automaker has competed in various disciplines, including touring cars, sports cars, and Formula 1. One of BMW's most successful racing cars was the M1, a mid-engined sports car with exclusive BMW performance car parts developed in the 1970s.  The M1 was powered by a 3.5-liter inline-six engine and featured a distinctive wedge-shaped design. It raced in the Group 5 category and had several victories, including the 1979 24 Hours of Le Mans. BMW has had great success in touring car racing with its M3 model. The M3 is a high-performance version of the company's 3 Series sedan. It has dominated touring car series around the world, winning numerous championships. In addition to touring cars and sports cars, BMW has also competed in Formula 1. The company's debut in the sport in the 1980s had several podium finishes. In the 2000s, BMW returned to F1 with its team, BMW Sauber. ...

  BMW is one of the few luxury vehicles that offer the best value for the money. For many individuals, the experience of driving a BMW car cannot be described to another person until they have driven one. But sometimes people get so involved in driving that they forget to take care of their own and others’ lives.  Nevertheless, like any other automobile, a BMW can be involved in an accident. But you can avoid any such condition by using high-grade BMW car parts and following certain protocols. Here are the top 5 ways you must follow to avoid and minimise the chances of an accident with your beloved BMW. Top 4 Ways To Avoid & Reduce BMW Car Accidents #1 Do Not Overspeed Your Car Numerous accidents have been connected to excessive speeding. According to the World Health Organization, increasing your speed by 1 percent beyond the permitted speed in a given location can increase your risk of fatal collisions by 4 percent. In addition, it can reduce the likelihood of survival ...