BAVARIA IN A BMW - BURT WOLF TAKES TV VIEWERS
ON THE ULTIMATE EUROPEAN ROAD TRIP

WOODCLIFF LAKE, NJ, ... It just might be the perfect European vacation: touring through the heart of Bavaria while taking in stately castles, quaint villages and breathtaking scenery through the open roof of a brand new BMW convertible. And when you're through, you can take the BMW home with you.

It may sound too good to be true, but cuisine and travel expert Burt Wolf is about to show us how it's done. On an upcoming episode of his acclaimed public television series, "Burt Wolf: Travels and Traditions," Wolf will get behind the wheel of a BMW M3 convertible and show viewers some of the most scenic and historic parts of Bavaria. In the process, Wolf demonstrates some of the most rewarding benefits of BMW's European Delivery program. This increasingly popular purchase option allows BMW customers in America to buy a new car from their Local BMW center, pick it up at BMW's Munich, Germany delivery center and have it shipped home to the U.S. after a tour of Europe.

Wolf begins his trip - which will be broadcast on public broadcasting stations across the country beginning Saturday, April 3 - in the cultural center of Munich. He showcases some of the best art, architecture and culinary experiences the city has to offer and visits the BMW Museum to learn about the company's traditions and history of innovation. Wolf also profiles BMWs Munich production facility and delivery center, where he slides into an M3 convertible. He proceeds into the Bavarian countryside on the German autobahn, visiting beautiful palaces, medieval castles and charming villages along the way.

This episode of "Burt Wolf: Travels and Traditions" has been distributed to public broadcasting stations nationwide. Local public broadcasting stations will schedule air times during the current broadcast season in accordance with their specific programming requirements. In most markets, "Burt Wolf: Travels and Traditions" runs each week at a predetermined time, and each episode typically airs several times.  Individuals interested in seeing the program should check local listings or call their public broadcasting station.