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Originally Posted by MarcelM1
He worked for BMW, I know because if you look in the upper middle of the windscreen you can see a sticker just off the center. They come in a variant of colors depending on your position within the company.
I think the one on this M2 is black, if that's the case was head of a department which is a very high position. Intern one'd say he's G13 the highest level being G15 which is the board of management (their cars don't have stickers because of security reasons).
May he rest in peace, my prayers are with his family.
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Originally Posted by AlpsRider
Wow, he was a BMW employee? I'm sure BMW is a buzz in Germany about this accident.
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Originally Posted by fertech
RIP, our thoughts are with his Family!
I know that place very well, was my way to work for years.
The last days over here we had cold and damp nights.
08:00 in the morning streets are still slippy, bad and dangerous left turn hanging to the right with trees very close to the street right and some smaller trees and bushes left hand side, just leaving the city limits right before, alsmost everybody pulls the trigger there.
Very sad to hear, please stay safe everybody!!
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Sorry to hear that the car apparently belonged to a BMW manager (likely the unfortunate driver). The accident happened near Munich, home to BMW HQ and BMW M HQ.
The driver was a man of 55 (source:
here).