Equipments BMW 700 (1961-1965)

BMW 700 (1961-1965)

The BMW 700, along with its convertible version, is an iconic model in the brand's history and embodies the ingenuity and perseverance that have characterized BMW over the decades. Introduced in 1959 and 1961 for the convertible version, the BMW 700 was intended to be a compact and economical car, positioned to meet the needs of urban customers seeking affordable mobility. In an automotive segment where competition was fierce, the BMW 700 stood out for its innovative design conceived by the Michelangelo of the automotive world, Giovanni Michelotti. During its production, which lasted until 1965, the BMW 700 experienced considerable success, with over 188,000 models sold worldwide. A distinctive feature of the BMW 700 was its canvas convertible top, which added a touch of charm and practicality to its compact design. Made with high-quality materials, the convertible top offered weather protection while being easy to manipulate, thanks to its quick-folding technology. Check out a selection of maintenance and waterproofing products specially designed for canvas tops to rejuvenate your BMW 700 convertible top! Beyond its distinctive convertible top, the BMW 700 also stood out for its dynamic driving qualities, urban agility, and well-designed interior, offering comfortable space despite its compact dimensions. Powered by a rear air-cooled engine, the BMW 700 offered a lively and playful driving experience, recalling the brand's sporting heritage. With its innovative design, surprising performance, and urban character, the BMW 700 marked an important milestone in BMW's history, demonstrating its ability to adapt to changes in the automotive market while retaining its distinctive DNA of driving pleasure and technical excellence.