What is thing that makes a car very special, so unbelievable, so sexy? Is it the sleek and thin object, created for jaw-dropping prettiness and highest fast skillfulness? Is it the indoor of the car, cozy, graceful and useful, tailor made from the highest quality elements accessible? Is it the motor oneself, a amazement of engineering, running easily and able to go from nothing to sixty in a case of seconds? Or is it the sign of the car's makers, a name which conjures senses of love and amazement?

The answer obviously depends upon who is answering the query – and thus to a certain length all of them are right. Folks possess their own requirements and require different powers from a car. A juvenile man generally wants fashion and speed, permitting him to boast to his friends. A middle aged female is typically more interested in comfort and area, so that she has room for both the groceries and the children. A person who is environmentally minded craves a catalytic adapter, tall fuel efficiency or even a car powered by electricity.

In recently years although a new type of buyer has come out on the car market. This customer is not interested so much with speed, ratio or comfort. Instead they are interested in big tech appliances, and the skill to combine these into their car. Car manufacturers have already started to react to this fashion; such as many cars are now designed to be Ipod compatible.

There are second devices which we especially recommend for those who need their cars to have such powers. The first is the BMW combox (more here). This handy little gadget offers Bluetooth frequency moving, Album Art cover displays, an bureau menu (with a calender, task reminders, emails etc.), vocalization control, cyberspace and entry to BMW live.

The second is the BMW apps retrofit. This hands over access to Third-party BMW Apps, Facebook, Twitter and internet radio. An updated version also allows for live video streaming, as well as a long selection of gadget plug-ins.

Technology drives all objects forward, and it is becoming increasingly clear that the globe of car design is no exclusion to this rule.