The 750hp BMW VI Was Copied By The Soviets and Japanese
The very first BMW engine vastly outperformed local and Allied engines and its larger sibling was so good that they had to build thousands to cover the demand. Since the early 20th century, BMW has proved that they have always known how to dig out power.
Timestamps -
00:00 Intro
00:43 Background
01:28 Genius design
02:20 Power advantage
03:08 Twelve-cylinder birth
04:43 V12-powered railcar
05:47 Soviet-licensed copy
07:05 Brutus project
07:34 Final words
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