Production of the BMW 700 ended in November 1965, six years after it began. More than 188,000 had been sold and the car was successful in its class. BMW returned to the economy car market only in 2002 when it took over the Mini. The 700 had been the first BMW with a monocoque structure. The 700 was the first BMW with a monocoque structure and the last year of the line was its seventh model year, counting from 1959.
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produced by German manufacturer BMW
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the BMW 700 ended in November 1965
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the BMW 700 ended in November 1965
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produced by German manufacturer BMW
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BMW eventually returned to the economy car market in 2002 with the Mini.
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Production of the BMW 700 coupe began in August 1959, with the saloon version following in December.
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the 700 were shown at the 1959
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