If you happen to be a European owner of a classic BMW and either prefer to shop original parts directly from the automaker or you need a specific component that can't be found anywhere else, the German company has some good news in store for you.
BMW announced today that it has launched a new online shop dedicated to its classic models offering customers the opportunity to buy parts straight from their computer.
Currently, the BMW Classic Parts website is available only for customers in Germany but the service will be expanded to further European markets in April.
The Bavarian automaker tells us that the range of parts in the new online shop currently totals some 35,000 items and covers cars and motorcycles manufactured from 1960 to 1990. The company notes, however, that certain parts that are heavy, along with dangerous goods and materials, and electronic components are not including in the range.
You can take a look at the German version of the website at www.bmw-classic.de and European at www.bmw-classic.com.
2 Comments:
Mercedes has been doing this for quite awhile. A visit to their 'Mercedes-Benz Classic Center' facilities in Irvine/LA is worth the time spent. They have events, and they have a very nice website...>
http://www.mbusa.com/mercedes/enthusiast/classic_center?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=mercedes_classic_parts&utm_campaign=Brd|Classic|Exact|PC&utm_content=5B44DDD941894B32AB8D783092BBE5F8|7583940369#module-4
What a good decision to set up an online shop for BMW Classic parts. Audi Tradition has had that for quite a while and it is a true success. That's the way to go in the future.
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