Madhouse24

We invite you to join BMW in helping to support breast cancer research. Sign up to participate in the BMW Ultimate Drive® supporting Susan G. Komen for the Cure. Bring a friend, too! It’s free, easy – and very rewarding. When you participate in the BMW Ultimate Drive, BMW will donate $1 for every mile you drive to Susan G. Komen for the Cure. Since 1997, dedicated drivers like you have helped BMW donate more than $11 million to support breast cancer research.

This is a great opportunity to drive the BMWs of your dreams. You can also drive the latest models as soon as they debut in the U.S. – the 1 Series, the M3 and the X6 Sports Activity Coupe. Best of all, you’ll not only have a fun experience, you’ll also be helping us reach the $12 million mark this year.

So join the thousands who are signing up for the BMW Ultimate Drive. To reserve your spot, call toll-free 1-877-4-A-DRIVE (1-877-423-7483), or sign up using the links below or to the side. Remember: Each mile you drive can make a difference in finding a cure. ^

Ultimate Drive
https://www.bmwusa.com/Secured/Conte...epSpIinsgA+gY=

Invite a Friend
http://links.emails.bmwusa.com/servl...TczNDgyS0&mt=1

Pink Ribbon Collection
http://www.bmw-online.com/BMWRA_prod...50&r1=&ref=cat

TrueBlueFlyer

I've been looking forward to this event coming into my area, but now that its here it doesn't fit my schedule and the closest dealerships to me are already closed.

--Russ

bsb21

This event is done in most of the Unites States.

See:
http://www.bmwusa.com/Standard/Conte...Komen/Map.aspx

X3Skier

Drove four different BMW's when it was near me. Good deal and a good cause.

missydarlin

Why oh why did you have to provide the pink ribbon gear link?

I want the clutch, the handbag, the gym bag, and the rollaboard!

GoingAway

Interesting - the invite a friend link doesn't work unless you use an email from someone who got the email originally.

peteropny

This is a yearly event that BMW has been doing for the last 12-13 years - I've been doing it since the beginning (the neatest thing was that I saw my signature on the "signature car" at the LA car show after the first year). It's a really fun event that also generates money for a worthwhile charity.

Even if you can't sign up and reseve a car, just find out when the event is at a dealer convenient to you. You can just show up, register, and drive since there are no-shows on the reservation and the reservations are hourly while the road course is only about 20 min. Of course, the "hot" cars will have a waiting list for times etc.

bsb21

So,

1) Minimum age to drive? 18 or 25 (like most rental car companies)?
2) Is the 7-series considered "hot"?

Thanks and I look forward to doing it next year!

SkiAdcock

Ditto. Saw a few items I might have to purchase. Next year I'll have to do the drive.

Cheers.

DiscoPapa

Minimum age is 21, I believe. (I was 23 when I participated back in May)..and it was a BLAST. I'm a huge fan of BMWs, so I was in hog-heaven. My favorite was actually the 135i...such a light, quick car. Also drove the 335i and Z4. Minimum age to drive the M3, Alpina 7, and I think the 6 series was 28 (I believe, or maybe 30..?). Don't quote me on that. All I knew was that I was too young to drive the M3. But still got a ride in the front seat, woot!