The BMW Concept Coupé

New BMW Concept Car Unveiled at the Mille Miglia 2006

BMW has unveiled a brand new concept car prior to the 2006 Mille Miglia. With hints of today's BMW Z4 Coupe and one of BMW's most famous racing cars. The past, present and future of automobile engineering are concentrated in the Concept Coupé Mille Miglia 2006. and creativity secured the BMW 328 Coupé success during the Mille Miglia 1940. The BMW Concept Coupé unifies the best of two worlds – and even more. Its design provides hints of design and function opportunities, which can be made practical for series production vehicles used only in the far future.

During the design of the BMW Concept Coupe Mille Miglia 2006, the designers took a step back in time and formed the car from plaster models rather than clay. Quite literally a more 'hands-on', labour intensive process. The result is a greater appreciation within the design team of why classic racing cars are perceived as more emotional and artistic objects than today's computer-generated racing cars.

The BMW designers has added a 20 inch alloy wheels of course it’s fascinating.The entire body of the concept vehicle is made out of a carbon-fibre reinforced plastic (CFRP). The shell is painted fine silver, a full-gloss paint colour with extremely fine pigments.