The BMW 700 is a compact car produced by BMW from 1959 to 1965, notable for its small size and rear-engine design. Introduced in both coupe and sedan versions, it was BMW's first step into affordable, compact cars that helped stabilize the company financially during a difficult period. Across its generations, the BMW 700 maintained a modest footprint with a lightweight chassis, offering nimble handling and efficient performance. The car's design and size made it a distinct model, catering to urban drivers seeking practicality and style in the premium small car segment.