Ernst Fuchs Bmw 635 Csi 1982

An in-depth historical and technical appraisal of BMW's fifth Art Car: the E24 635 CSi painted by Ernst Fuchs in 1982. 1982 BMW 635 CSi 6-cylinder inline engine Overhead camshaft Displacement: 3,430 cc Power output: 218 bhp Top speed: 229 km/h Ernst Fuchs and his BMW Art Car Ernst Fuchs designed his BMW Art Car in 1982. The car itself merely served as a surface onto which his own imagination could be projected, without representing a format restraint.

Born in 1930, Ernst Fuchs attended the St. Anna Painting School and Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. The Austrian painter had 16 children.

He passed away in November 2015 at the age of 85. BMW Art Car Museum Edition Ernst Fuchs Perfect diecast replica in scale 1:18. The doors, front and rear bonnet working.

Engine miniature are present. Bmw 635 CSi year 1982 Artist: Ernst Fuchs (Austria 1930 - 2005) Release year miniature: between end 2003 and 2005 Bmw part no.80430150940 /Limited edition Complete bundle: red box Bmw museum edition. BMW Art Car #5 by Ernst Fuchs, BMW 635 CSi, 1982.

Photo: Enes Kucevic © BMW AG (08/2025). In 1982 Austrian painter Ernst Fuchs created the fifth Bmw Art Car, a 635 CSi. He took his inspiration from a dream he had when he was young.

Ernst Fuchs BMW 635 CSi, 1982 "A machine should not be made to look better. It has its own aesthetics." The BMW 635 CSi designed by Fuchs was the first Art Car based on a production car. The artist.

Vorstellung des BMW Art Cars, erstellt von Künstler Ernest Fuchs im Jahr 1982: ein BMW 635 CSi. The BMW Art Car by Ernst Fuchs, 1982 "A machine should not be made to look better. It has its own aesthetics." Ernst Fuchs The BMW 635 CSi designed by Fuchs was the first Art Car based on a production car.

The artist used it solely to project his own imagination - " () I call this car 'Fire Fox on a Hare Hunt'. BMW chose to significantly break from tradition with its fifth Art Car. Instead of commissioning an American artist and sending the finished product to the races, the company hired Ernst Fuchs.