Good luck my friend! It's like you're talking to yourself with these guys. Tried to get more info from them when the car was in NY, thinking they were point me to the right direction, but oh boy was I wrong. What I don't get is, if you're allowed to tell the WORLD where the car is, why can't you at least PM someone that's requesting more info on the location of the car or the shoot? Instead, all we get is this "BMW Creative Marketing" BS. And then at the end you come back and rub it in.

I will make use of my 23 dollars wifi in this establishment before I jump in a shower (They have Red Bull in New Zealand , right?)

I am on a budget and I cannot have interuptions . If you see the car , good snap away ,but never come onto the set because that is when I really lose the plot because my time is literally blown out the water.
And the car has to be hidden from view immediately and that wastes time. And time is of the essence because the director gets the shots I evaluate them , load them to BMW's server and my superiors evaluate them, we video conference thoughts and ideas , and then we execute them till we come to a forgone conclusion that the car looks good on film.
And today I am in work-mode which means I want this done quickly as I want to get the 7er locked and commence location work for the Z4 having sent my lovely assistant to Australia ( I want footage and photographs of blue skies , sun , sea and coastal roads) to oversee some areas that will fit within my ideas for the Z4.

If you see the car , good snap away from the distance , but never follow the car or invade the set . Besides I dont want you to see the car until July .