BMW 502 Baur Cabriolet - the most exposed baroque angel
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Summary
The coachbuilder Baur in Stuttgart built 57 two-door BMW 502 convertibles for wealthy customers for whom a normal BMW V8 saloon was too ordinary or not open enough. Around two thirds of these convertibles probably still exist, so they are rarely seen. This report briefly describes the history of the Baur convertible and shows an example in many pictures, supplemented by historical illustrations and brochures from the period.
This article contains the following chapters
- The post-war sensation
- More power for the heavy Baroque angel
- The role of the coachbuilders
- From series to special body manufacturer
- The two-door Baur Cabriolet
- Expensive
- Baur-Cabriolet 59094
- Further information
Estimated reading time: 6min
Preview (beginning of the article)
If the BMW 502 with its 105 hp was not exclusive enough for you in the mid-fifties, you could also order a largely customized convertible or coupé from BMW, which was almost half the price. When the BMW 501 was presented at the IAA in Frankfurt in 1951 , the whole world marveled at the rise of the BMW phoenix from the (war) ashes. As BMW no longer had any body production facilities following the closure of the Eisenach plant and could only produce small quantities anyway, the company had deliberately focused on the upper and luxury classes and, with the 501, had created an intelligent mix of pre-war technology (engine) and innovative ideas (chassis, front suspension). The design came from BMW man Peter Szymanowski and he had opted for classic BMW accents and excessive curves, which earned the car the nickname "Baroque Angel".
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