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To beat the competition, the designers and technicians of large manufacturers must be kept on their toes and at peak performance. Especially with prestigious brands, such as BMW, who create a sort of virtual gym where prototypes and concepts are developed that on rare occasions actually make it to the market but nevertheless serve as a unique way to look towards the future. A great example of this methodology can be seen in the three versions of the BMW Nazca that saw the light of day between 1991 and 1993.
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