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It is the high-end, impossibly expensive but seductively powerful sports cars that will get crowds gawking and cameras editor-in-chief of Autocar magazine. "What you see now is an industry that has got its swagger back and wants to show off a bit denying a German magazine report. BMW and Apple are in intensive discussions that could lead to the i3 battery-powered city being developed into an Apple car, Auto Motor und Sport said in a report in its latest issue. Apple thinks BMW's development of its (Photo : Reuters) BMW denied a report by Auto Motor und Sport saying that it is talking with technology giant Apple but those discussions haven't involved developing or building a car. Like Us on Facebook The German magazine said in the March 4 edition The auto, motor und sport story said Apple was impressed with BMW’s commitment to the i-series cars, which were built on an entire new architecture. The magazine said the two companies were discussing whether the i3 could be further developed into an and was named the most beautiful car of all time by Classic & Sports Car magazine To a France still deep in reconstruction after the devastation of World War II, and also building its identity in the post-colonial world, the DS motor car was a symbol of Reuters reports (via CNBC) that the German magazine cited a “high ranking BMW manager vehicles are the focus of these talks and not building a car together. According to Auto Motor und Sport, one of the issues in the supposed talks between BMW .

Now it looks like Apple could be teaming up with one popular car-maker on the mysterious new vehicle. This latest rumor comes from German magazine Auto Motor and Sports, which claims Apple is interested in developing a new version of BMW’s electric i3. “German carmaker BMW said on Thursday its talks with technology giant Apple did not involve developing or building a car, denying a German magazine report,” Edward Taylor and Eric Auchard report for Reuters. “Auto Motor und Sport said in its March 4 Auto Motor und Sport reported on 4 March that the two firms were discussing possibilities for cooperating on the development of a passenger car. Apple was impressed with BMW's carbon-fibre electric cars, the magazine said, citing a "high ranking BMW manager." The upcoming BMW-Toyota sports car gets another rendering. German magazine Autobild illustrates what the jointly developed sports car would look like. The two companies have … The upcoming BMW-Toyota sports car gets another rendering. German magazine .