Showing posts with label Ferrari. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ferrari. Show all posts

Monday, May 24, 2010

East Bay BMW Client Advisors Attend Laguna Seca Race

This past Saturday, Ed Jung and Craig Donavan, BMW Client Advisors at East Bay BMW, attended the Laguna Seca race in Monterey, CA for the ALMS GT Class featuring BMW, Corvette, Ferrari, Jaguar and Porsche.




BMW came in 2nd place after a six hour race where the first three finishers were approximately 1.5 seconds apart.

Contact Ed Jung or Craig Donavan, M Series Specialists, for more information on available M Series and new BMW models. East Bay BMW is the only Center of Excellence in No. California. Excellence doesn't cost more--it just feels better!












Photo: Ed Jung standing in front of 2011 BMW 535i sport parked in front of BMW Club tent.


















Photo: Craig Donavan standing in front of BMW M3 racing vehicle.

Friday, September 26, 2008

East Bay BMW Proud Sponsor of the Danville d'Elegance

The 4th Annual Danville d'Elegance is Sunday September 28, 2008 in downtown Danville, CA. East Bay BMW is a proud sponsor of this event. With the support of exotic sports car owners, fine auto enthusiasts, and sports car clubs the 2008 event will continue to highlight some of the finest automobiles past and present.


Picturesque downtown Danville, CA provides the perfect backdrop for an exciting afternoon spent with friends and family enjoying the cars, wine, silent auction, celebrities and entertainment while raising money to benefit The Parkinson's Institute. In 2007, the event showcased over 195 Ferraris, Lamborghinis, and other exotic marquees on display along Hartz Avenue and surrounding streets.


This year along with the concours judging of Ferrari's, there will also be a paddock featuring historical and vintage racing automobiles. Enjoy the afternoon tasting some of Northern California's premier wineries along with participation by some of Danville's finest restaurants. All donations received from Danville d’ Elegance will be used to continue our mission of finding the cause and cure for Parkinson’s disease through research , patient treatment and community outreach.