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These guys really know how to scope a location. Not content with a quick drive around the city limits in a 1 Series diesel, the guys at BMW have taken this photoshoot of a Jeff Koons M3 GT2 Art Car to a whole new level. Quite literally.
You really have to hope those couplings don’t fail on the return airlift though. That would require some serious explanation on the insurance documents.
