Gallery: Want to See Where BMWs Are Born? Of Course You Do
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Paint shop, BMW Group Plant Munich.
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Assembly line, BMW Group Plant Munich.
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Operational stability test center, BMW Group Research and Innovation Center, Munich.
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Electromagnetic compatibility test center, BMW Group Research and Innovation Center, Munich.
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Crash test center, BMW Group Research and Innovation Center, Munich.
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Operational stability test center, BMW Group Research and Innovation Center, Munich.
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Paint shop, BMW Group Plant Munich.
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Paint shop, BMW Group Plant Munich.
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Paint shop, BMW Group Plant Munich.
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Body shop, BMW Group Plant Munich.
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Press shop, BMW Group Plant Munich.
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Press shop, BMW Group Plant Munich.
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