BMW celebrates "Cinco de Mayo"...

[PerfAdv]

...with 6,500 Revolutions...Hahaha

I found this mildly amusing.

[ScionDriver]

Haha. I get it.

[PerfAdv]

I should have highlighted Revolutions.

[d-quik]

I don't get it

[Zondaboy1]

ha ha ha
(sarcastic laugh)

[PerfAdv]

I don't get it

It's a math joke. See the number from the Mexican Independence of 1862 is added numerically (1+8+6+2) equaling 17. 17 is then is cubed, 3 for the average number of years of a car lease, relating to the Certified/Used BMWs. This gives a value of 4,913. 4,913 is divided by the 6,500 RPM Redline, giving a final answer of 75.58%. Seventy-five point fifty-eight or rounded up to 76 percent, which is the average price of a Certified BMW, compared to its original price.


No. See: Cinco de mayo. Revolution. Independence. Celebrate 6,500 revolutions. Per minute... Never mind.

[Spastik_Roach]

It's a math joke. See the number from the Mexican Independence of 1862 is added numerically (1+8+6+2) equaling 17. 17 is then is cubed, 3 for the average number of years of a car lease, relating to the Certified/Used BMWs. This gives a value of 4,913. 4,913 is divided by the 6,500 RPM Redline, giving a final answer of 75.58%. Seventy-five point fifty-eight or rounded up to 76 percent, which is the average price of a Certified BMW, compared to its original price.


No. See: Cinco de mayo. Revolution. Independence. Celebrate 6,500 revolutions. Per minute... Never mind.

holy crapitos..

[taz_rocks_miami]

Educational Note:

Cinco de Mayo isn't Mexico's independence day. It celebrates the battle of Puebla, when Mexico defeated the French and ended a 15 year occupation. Mexico's independence (from Spain) is celebrated September 16th.

I find it so funny that even Mexican Americans think Cinco de Mayo is Mexico independence.

[bmwpower]

It's a math joke. See the number from the Mexican Independence of 1862 is added numerically (1+8+6+2) equaling 17. 17 is then is cubed, 3 for the average number of years of a car lease, relating to the Certified/Used BMWs. This gives a value of 4,913. 4,913 is divided by the 6,500 RPM Redline, giving a final answer of 75.58%. Seventy-five point fifty-eight or rounded up to 76 percent, which is the average price of a Certified BMW, compared to its original price.


No. See: Cinco de mayo. Revolution. Independence. Celebrate 6,500 revolutions. Per minute... Never mind.

well obviosly some one at BMW had an engine failure cause they managed enough time away from the gas pedal to figure that out ..poor guy..can you imagine getting so bored

[targa]

ahahahahahahahahaha

'cause I speak so much spainish

[my porsche]

ive never seen a mexican in a BMW...

wait actually, some mexicans come up from mexico city to shop at the galleria, but they prefer bentley's etc to BMW's

[Esperante]

Yo understando.

[taz_rocks_miami]

ive never seen a mexican in a BMW...

wait actually, some mexicans come up from mexico city to shop at the galleria, but they prefer bentley's etc to BMW's

You should go to any large or even medium size city in Mexico sometime Colin. Seeing BMW's, MB's, Porsche's, Audi's is an every day thing. I've seen a Ferrari 360 and a Lambo Gallardo here in Queretaro. There is even a Silver McLaren SLR and the local MB dealer here. I'll try to drop by and take some pics of it.

[my porsche]

shoul've clarified, i meant mexicans in america

[NuclearCrap]

My old friend's Mexican and his parents have 2 German cars, a certified pre-owned BMW 528 and an old, rusted VW van.

And rofl at the ad.