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The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (season 1)
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Country of origin
United States
No. of episodes
25
Release
Original network
NBC
Original release
September 10, 1990 (1990-09-10) – May 6, 1991 (1991-05-06)
Season chronology
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Season 2
List of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air episodes
The first season of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air premiered on September 10, 1990, and concluded on May 6, 1991. In the pilot, Will Smith is revealed to be a street-smart teenager from West Philadelphia, who is sent to live with his wealthy relatives in their Bel Air mansion. His relatives include Phillip Banks, Will's strict and gruff uncle, and Vivian Banks, Will's no-nonsense, forthright, and career-minded aunt. Other members of the Banks family include Carlton Banks, Will's preppy and arrogant cousin, Hilary Banks, Will's attractive but dumb, eldest cousin, Ashley Banks, Will's youngest cousin, and Geoffrey, the family's cynical English Butler. Will's lifestyle often clashes with that of his relatives there, and frequently got him or other members of the family into trouble as well.
Episodes[edit]
See also: List of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air episodes
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Written by
Original air date
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1 "Pilot (The Fresh Prince Project)" Debbie Allen Andy Borowitz & Susan Borowitz September 10, 1990 (1990-09-10) 446801
The pilot picks up where it left off after the opening credits, where Will Smith arrives in a taxi and knocks on the Banks' door. Will meets the Banks family and clashes with nearly all of them. He doesn't get along with his uncle Philip, his aunt Vivian defends him, his big cousin Hilary looks down on him, his cousin Carlton, who is of similar age; wants to bond with him, and his little cousin, Ashley looks up to him. However, things come to a clash when Ashley raps the dinner prayer during an elegant party, shocking her father, as well as Will.
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2 "Bang the Drum, Ashley" Debbie Allen Shannon Gaughan September 17, 1990 (1990-09-17) 446802
After Ashley reveals to Will that she does not enjoy playing the violin, he takes her to a pawn shop in East LA and swaps her violin in for a drum kit. He tries to ease the blow to Philip and Vivian by also getting them gifts before revealing Ashley's new music teacher, his friend Jazz. But the constant drumming angers everyone.
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3 "Clubba Hubba" Jeff Melman Rob Edwards September 24, 1990 (1990-09-24) 446805
Will tries to impress Dr. Mumford (Richard Roundtree), so he can date his daughter Mimi (Victoria Rowell). Philip, Carlton and Geoffrey each try to teach Will how to be a gentleman. While he impresses Dr. Mumford as "Kipp Smithers", Will finds out that Mimi prefers bad boys "from the hood". Will spends the night alternating between his images before realizing being himself is more important than impressing others.
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4 "Not with My Pig, You Don't" Jeff Melman Lisa Rosenthal October 1, 1990 (1990-10-01) 446806
Philip's parents, Hattie and Joe (Virginia Capers and Gilbert Lewis) come to visit for the weekend when he wins a prestigious award who inadvertently reveal his embarrassing country roots growing up in North Carolina. Susan Klein (Kathy Griffin), a journalist comes to the Banks' house to interview Philip about his life, but plans to kill the story because she finds him boring. Will, overhearing, tells her embarrassing stories about Philip's past "barnyard life" he heard from Philip's parents. This goes down well with the newspaper editors and Philip's parents, but Philip seems ashamed until he makes his acceptance speech where he shows renewed pride in his roots and gratitude for being raised by two devoted parents.
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5 "Homeboy, Sweet Homeboy" Jeff Melman Samm-Art Williams October 8, 1990 (1990-10-08) 446804
Will gets a visit from an old friend named "Ice Tray" (Don Cheadle), who, to Vivian and Philip's dismay, warms up to Hilary. Philip and Vivian try and discourage Hilary from falling in love with him by finding great warmth to the idea until she jokingly says she just married him to gauge their reaction, which is an outrage. Will confides to Vivian just how good a friend Ice Tray had been to him when he was the only studious kid from a class of dropouts in Philadelphia. Vivian says that it is commendable Ice Tray stuck up for Will, but rehtorically asks how concerned was Ice Tray for Ice Tray's welfare?
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6 "Mistaken Identity" Jeff Melman Susan Borowitz & Andy Borowitz October 15, 1990 (1990-10-15) 446807
While Philip and Vivian go on a trip to Palm Springs in Mr. Furth's helicopter, Will and Carlton drive Furth's Mercedes-Benz there as well. They get pulled over by a police officer (Hank Azaria) for "stealing" the car. Luckily, Will was able to get Philip's attention by telling a phony confession on TV and he and Carlton are acquitted. This turns into an argument with Will about racial profiling, but when Philip recounts a similar experience, Carlton thinks it over with himself. Meanwhile, Hilary babysits Ashley and proves to be an unhealthy influence on the young girl when she gives her too much coffee.
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7 "Def Poet's Society" Jeff Melman John Bowman October 22, 1990 (1990-10-22) 446808
The family pressures Will to join an after school club. Following the girls into a poetry class, he spontaneously recites a poem on the spot to impress them and claims it was written by a poet named "Raphael de la Ghetto", a name he made up there and then. Impressed, Christina asks to bring him to Poetry Night and after Jazz doesn't come through with an impostor, Will turns to Geoffrey to masquerade.
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8 "Someday Your Prince Will Be in Effect" (Part 1) Jeff Melman Story by: Bennie Richburg, Jr.
Teleplay by: Cheryl Gard & Shannon Gaughan October 29, 1990 (1990-10-29) 446810A
The family heads to the mall to pick up costumes for Hilary's Halloween party, while Will and Carlton place a bet to see who can find a date for the party. Philip gets held up at a gadget store. Vivian sings in a recording booth, where she receives positive feedback and a large audience standing outside listening to her. When Hilary forgets to take a hat off of Ashley and walks out of the store with it, they are accused of shoplifting.
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9 "Someday Your Prince Will Be in Effect" (Part 2) Jeff Melman Story by: Bennie Richburg, Jr.
Teleplay by: Cheryl Gard & Shannon Gaughan October 29, 1990 (1990-10-29) 446810B
Will and Carlton both try to win Melinda over by making up stories about themselves. Guest appearances by Quincy Jones, Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Kadeem Hardison, Bo Jackson, Heavy D and Al B. Sure!.
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10 "Kiss My Butler" Rita Rogers Blye Sandy Frank November 5, 1990 (1990-11-05) 446809
It is Geoffrey's birthday and Will decides to set him up on a blind date with an English woman named Helen (Naomi Campbell) as a gift. Will, thinking she is better for him, figuring she will be turned off by his stodgy attitude. However, Geoffrey ends up having a great time with her. Geoffrey also gives Will an insight about prejudging others and that some men view birthdays as a time to reflect on one's life, not party.
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11 "Courting Disaster" Jeff Melman Sandy Frank & Lisa Rosenthal November 12, 1990 (1990-11-12) 446811
Will joins the school basketball team of which Carlton is already a member. Will becomes the star player of the team, causing Carlton to become jealous and Will to take practices lightly and treat games as forums for tricks. At the peak of his jealousy, Carlton decides to steal the ball from Will and take the game's winning shot; though he misses, costing the team the game. Both Will and Carlton learn their lessons back at the house.
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12 "Talking Turkey" Jeff Melman Cheryl Gard November 19, 1990 (1990-11-19) 446812
Will's mom, Vy (Vernee Watson-Johnson), comes to the Banks household for Thanksgiving. She gets angry that the kids leave all of the work to Geoffrey and criticizes her sister that she wanted Will to be in a safe environment, but a pampered one. Vivian then decides to make the kids cook Thanksgiving dinner to show how hard other people work to provide for them. Carlton also invites his English teacher to the dinner. However, when the kids make multiple errors, Vy laughs maybe that lesson was not ideal.
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13 "Knowledge is Power" Jeff Melman Rob Edwards November 26, 1990 (1990-11-26) 446813
In order to get the family car instead of Will, Hilary tells Phil that Will has been disobeying curfew, subcontracting his chores to Ashley and renting out the family car. He is consequently grounded for a month. Will plans revenge; while going to find out where Hilary is shopping, he learns that she dropped out of college three months ago. Will uses this in order to get Hilary to slave for him during his punishment. Hilary tries to get Carlton to go against Will, but instead he blackmails her too. Carlton and Will both have lists of embarrassing tasks that Hilary must do at the dinner table. When this proves too much pressure for Hilary, she admits she dropped out. Her parents have a long talk with her about her path in life, but also come down on Will and Carlton for their blackmail, giving Will another month of confinement.
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14 "Day Damn One" Jeff Melman Cheryl Gard December 3, 1990 (1990-12-03) 446803
Ashley and her friends ask Will to tell a scary story at their slumber party before they go to sleep. Will tells the tale of his first day at Bel-Air Academy and how he carved his name into a desk that the first students of the school carved into.
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15 "Deck the Halls" Jeff Melman Shannon Gaughan December 10, 1990 (1990-12-10) 446814
Will realizes that Ashley has never experienced a real Christmas before (since back in Philadelphia, there would be carolers, lights and neat decorations, while in Bel-Air there are only a few decorations, no carolers, and hardly anything in the Christmas spirit) and goes out of his way to let her have one. He decorates the inside of the house and also the outside with hundreds of lights, decor, and colors; upsetting some of the neighbors, to include Evander Holyfield.
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16 "Lucky Charm" Jeff Melman Samm-Art Williams January 7, 1991 (1991-01-07) 446816
Due to a couple of coincidences, one of Philip's clients, a very superstitious businessman, thinks Will is his good luck charm. He befriends Will, who is allowed to decide on some of his major decisions in the stock market. Will does not seem to mind, especially when given corporate perks, but Philip warns this could take a turn for the worse.
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17 "The Ethnic Tip" Jeff Melman Benny Medina & Jeff Pollack January 14, 1991 (1991-01-14) 446815
Will proposes a black history class be instituted at Bel-Air Academy, and expects an easy A when Vivian volunteers to teach it. Many of the students enjoy her ways of teaching, except Will and Carlton when she gives them extra homework to do. At the end of the course, Vivian explains that she gave the two extra homework because as the only two black students in class she thought they'd get more from the course. When Will says he has read The Autobiography of Malcolm X, to which Vivian retorts there is more and unless he learns the full history behind the struggle for equal rights, then he all he has done is trivialize it. The show closes with a Malcolm X quote which reads: "Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs for those who prepare for it today."
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18 "The Young and the Restless" Jeff Melman Lisa Rosenthal January 21, 1991 (1991-01-21) 446817
Philip's mother joins the family for the weekend after recovering from a cold. Philip wants her to relax for the weekend but she has other ideas. Will exposes her to some rap music by Heavy D, which she really likes. She and Will then sneak out to go to a Heavy D concert, which the family tracks them down and aren't too happy about it.
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19 "It Had to Be You" Jeff Melman Cheryl Gard February 4, 1991 (1991-02-04) 446818
Jazz asks Will the favor of taking his sister (Vivica A. Fox) out on a date after she moves into town. Will does so reluctantly, until Jazz introduces the two. Will takes her on a date, but learns that she's extremely bossy and has her whole life planned out for the pair already. She tells Will what to do, where to go and how to look, and criticizes Will for every little thing. Jazz recommends that if Will doesn't like her he should introduce her to someone else. He does so to Carlton at a club. When she displays her rudeness, Carlton sternly tells her he expects his dates to be courteous and respectful to others, which surprisingly causes her and Carlton to become a nice couple.
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20 "Nice Lady" Jeff Melman Sandy Frank February 11, 1991 (1991-02-11) 446819
Geoffrey's old employer Lord Fowler and his daughter Lady Penelope (Sherrié Austin) come to the Banks' house for the weekend. Will wants to use the car to go to a Ziggy Marley concert in Nevada, but Philip and Vivian make it conditional on the basis he not cause any trouble while they are hosting their guests. Will is going to have his hands full when Penelope sneaks out to a rough club in L.A. and cavorts with bikers.
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21 "Love at First Fight" Jeff Melman Lisa Rosenthal & Samm-Art Williams February 18, 1991 (1991-02-18) 446820
One of Vivian's students, Kayla Samuels (Jasmine Guy) comes over for dinner and Will tries to impress her but fails. Eventually, Will wins her over and inadvertently starts taking time away from her studies so Vivian tells him to cut back on their relationship so Kayla can have a good future. Vivian winds up lecturing Kayla and revealing things about her own struggles to be successful.
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22 "Banks Shot" Jeff Melman Bennie Richburg, Jr. February 25, 1991 (1991-02-25) 446821
Vivian goes away to Berkeley for the weekend, leaving Hilary in charge. When Will steals the car keys to go to the pool hall, and winds up losing his money and the car to a hustler, Philip must go down to rescue him. There he acts like he never played pool before and lets the hustlers win. They then plays again with Geoffrey's cue for $100 a ball. He then greatly wins over the hustlers (Which totals to $900) and gets the car back. Hilary acts as a tyrant to Carlton and Ashley when she is left in charge.
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23 "72 Hours" Rea Kraus Rob Edwards March 11, 1991 (1991-03-11) 446822
Will makes a bet that Carlton wouldn't last a weekend in Jazz's neighborhood, Compton because of the way he is. Carlton takes the bet too far by becoming very thug-like and wears, colorful clothing, shades, bandanas (like Will) and Will has to find a way to stop him from going to MacArthur Park at night. He then rats him on the parents where they go to rescue him before going to the park. At the house, Carlton wins the bet and the reason he won is because Will cared about him and didn't want him to possibly die at the park that night.
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24 "Just Infatuation" Jeff Melman Jeff Pollack & Benny Medina April 29, 1991 (1991-04-29) 446824
Ashley's birthday is nearing and when the family asks her what she would like for her birthday, she shows them a picture of Little T (Tevin Campbell), the popular teen singer. Hilary knows T's agent so she has him come to Ashley's birthday party to perform a song for her. They hit it off and set up a date for the next day. Will and Carlton disagree with the date, so they decide to follow them on their date. They find out that all the things they heard about him were false and let them continue on with their date. At the house, as Ashley is adjusting her hair, Will thinks back to the time he taught her how to rap and how she is already growing up fast.
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25 "Working It Out" Rita Rogers Blye Shannon Gaughan May 6, 1991 (1991-05-06) 446823
Hilary lands a new job as an assistant to an actress, Marissa Redman (Queen Latifah) who turns out to be completely disrespectful. Will surprises Hilary with Jazz in the office and Marissa takes a liking to Will, wanting to bring him to a restaurant opening and threatens Hilary with being fired in order to set up the date. Will agrees, but only if Hilary goes on a date with Jazz. Marissa gets mad at Hilary for not giving someone champagne when Jazz acts up and gets mad at Marissa for talking to Hilary like that, Hilary kisses him at the home.
References[edit]
External links[edit]
List of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air episodes on IMDb
List of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air season 1 episodes at TV.com
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air at epguides.com
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BMW IIIa, the first engine produced by BMW
BMW B58, the most recent six-cylinder petrol engine produced by BMW
BMW has been producing engines for automobiles, motorcycles and aircraft since 1917, when production began on a straight-six aircraft engine.
Contents
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1 Motorcycle engines
2 Automotive petrol engines
2.1 Straight-three
2.2 Inline-four
2.3 Straight-six
2.4 V8
2.5 V10
2.6 V12
2.7 Timelines
3 Automotive diesel engines
3.1 Straight-three
3.2 Inline-four
3.3 Straight-six
3.4 V8
3.5 Timelines
4 Aircraft engines
4.1 Straight-six
4.2 V12
4.3 Radial
4.4 Jet
5 References
Motorcycle engines[edit]
Main article: History of BMW motorcycles
Automotive petrol engines[edit]
As per many other manufacturers, BMW has produced automotive petrol/gasoline engines in the following layouts: inline-four (straight four) and V8.
BMW is also well-known for its history of straight-six (inline-six) engines (instead of the V6 layout, which has replaced the straight-six layout for most other manufacturers). It has also produced engines in the following layouts: inline/straight three, V10 and V12.
Prototype V16 engines have been made, however they have not reached production. These prototypes were the 1987 Goldfish 6.7 L engine (based on the M70 V12 engine) and the 2004 Rolls-Royce 100EX 9.0 L engine.
Straight-three[edit]
Engine code
Years
Displacement
B38 2013–present 1.2–1.5 L
Inline-four[edit]
Engine code
Years
Displacement
M10 1960–1984 1.5–2.0 L
S14 1986–1990 2.0–2.5 L
M40 1987–1995 1.6–1.8 L
M42 1989–1996 1.8 L
M43 1991–2002 1.6–1.9 L
M44 1996–2001 1.9 L
N40 2001–2004 1.6 L
N42 2001–2004 1.8–2.0 L
N46 2004–2007 1.8–2.0 L
N45 2004–2011 1.6–2.0 L
N43 2007–2011 1.6–2.0 L
N20 2011–present 1.6–2.0 L
N13 2011–present 1.6 L
N26 2012–present 2.0 L
B48 2013–present 2.0 L
Straight-six[edit]
Engine code
Years
Displacement
M78 1933–1950 1.2-1.9 L
M328 1936–1940 2.0-2.1 L
M335 1939–1941 3.5 L
M337 1952–1958 2.0-2.1 L
M30 1968–1994 2.5-3.5 L
M20 1977–1993 2.0-2.7 L
M88/S38 1978–1989 3.5 L
M102 1980–1982 3.2 L
M106 1982–1986 3.4 L
M50 1989–1996 2.0-2.5 L
S50 1992–1999 3.0-3.2 L
M52 1994–2000 2.0-2.8 L
S52 1996–2000 3.2 L
M54 2000–2006 2.2-3.0 L
S54 2000–2008 3.2 L
M56 2002–2005 2.5 L
N52 2005–2015 2.5-3.0 L
N54 2006–2016 3.0 L
N53 2007–2014 2.5-3.0 L
N55 2009–present 3.0 L
S55 2014–present 3.0 L
B58 2015–present 3.0 L
V8[edit]
Engine code
Years
Displacement
OHV V8 1951–1965 2.6-3.2 L
M60 1992–1996 3.0-4.0 L
M62 1996–2005 3.5-4.4 L
S62 1998–2006 4.9 L
P60 2000–2005 4.0 L
N62 2001–2010* 3.6-4.8 L
S65 2007–2013 4.0 L
N63 2008–present 4.4 L
S63 2009–present 4.4 L
* still used in Morgan Aero 8 as of 2017[1]
V10[edit]
Engine code
Years
Displacement
S85 2005–2010 5.0 L
V12[edit]
Engine code
Years
Displacement
M70 1987–1996 5.0 L
S70 1992–2000 5.6-6.1 L
M73 1993–2002 5.4 L
N73 2003–2016 6.0-6.75 L
N74 2009–present 6.0-6.6 L
Timelines[edit]
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straight-4 Austin/Dixi side valve Austin/BMW side valve 3/20 OHV engine 309 OHV engine
straight-6 M78 M78* >>
M328
M335
*made in the Soviet Occupation Zone by Autovelo
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straight-4 M10>>
straight-6 <<M78 M78*>> M30>>
M337
<<M328
<<M335
V8 OHV V8
*made in the Soviet Occupation Zone by Autovelo
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straight-4 M10 M40>>
M42>>
S14>>
straight-6 M30>>
M20>>
M88 / M90 S38>>
straight-6
turbo M102 M106
V8 <<OHV V8
V12 M70>>
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straight-4 << M10 M40 M43 N40 / N42 N45 / N46 >>
M42 M44 N43 >>
S14
straight-6 << M20 M50 M52 M54 N52 >>
<< M30 N53 >>
<< M88 / M90 S38
S50 / S52 S54
straight-6
turbo M102 M106 N54 N55 >>
V8 M60 M62 N62 N63 >>
S62 S65 >>
V10
S85 >>
V12 M70 M73 N73 N74 >>
S70
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straight-3
turbo B38>>
straight-4 <<M43 N40 / N42 N45 / N46 N43
<<M44
straight-4
turbo N13
N20 / N26 B48>>
straight-6 M54 / M56 N52 N53
S54
straight-6
turbo N54 N55 B58 >>
S55>>
V8 M62 N62
S62 S65
V8 turbo N63>>
S63>>
V10 S85
V12 <<M73 N73
V12 turbo N74>>
Automotive diesel engines[edit]
Straight-three[edit]
2012–present – 1.5 L B37
Inline-four[edit]
1994–2000 – 1.7 L M41
1998–2006 – 2.0 L M47
2006–present – 2.0 L N47
2013–present – 2.0 L B47
Straight-six[edit]
1983–1993 – 2.4 L M21
1991–2000 – 2.5 L M51
1998–present – 2.5-3.0 L M57
2008–present – 2.5-3.0 L N57
2015–present – 3.0 L B57
V8[edit]
1998-2009 - 3.9-4.4 L M67
Timelines[edit]
[show]BMW road car diesel engine timeline, 1980s-2000s — next »
Family 1980s 1990s 2000s
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
4-cylinder diesel M41
M47
N47
6-cylinder diesel M21
M51
M57
N57
8-cylinder diesel M67

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Family 2010s
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
3-cylinder diesel
B37
4-cylinder diesel
<< N47 B47
6-cylinder diesel << M57
<< N57 B57

Aircraft engines[edit]
Straight-six[edit]
1917–1919 – IIIa, 19.1 L straight-six — first BMW corporate product of any kind
1919, 1925–? – IV, 23.5 L straight-six
V12[edit]
VI, 38.2 L V12
1926–1937 – VI, 45.8 L V12
VIIa supercharged V12
116 (initially XII), 20.7 L V12, never manufactured
116 (initially XV), 36.0 L V12, never manufactured
Radial[edit]
X, 2.2 L 5-cylinder
Xa, 2.9 L 5-cylinder
1933–? – 132, 27.7 L 9-cylinder, development of Pratt & Whitney R-1690 Hornet built under licence
1935 – 114, prototype development of 132
1935 – BMW-Lanova 114 V-4, supercharged liquid-cooled diesel prototype development of 114
1939–1945 – 801, 41.8 L supercharged 14-cylinder double row
1942 – 802, 53.7 L supercharged 18-cylinder double row, never manufactured
803, 83.5 L supercharged 28-cylinder 4-row liquid-cooled, never manufactured
1936–1944 – Bramo 323, 26.8 L supercharged 9-cylinder, inherited when BMW bought Bramo in 1939
Jet[edit]
1944–1945 – 003 axial flow turbojet
1997–2000 – BMW Rolls-Royce BR700 family of turbofans; Rolls-Royce plc bought out the venture in 2000.
References[edit]
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