PHOTO FINISH: X-cellence on show
The BMW X6M got plenty of attention from the guests on hand, including United Kingdom recording artiste Khalia.<strong> (Photo: Rory Daley)<br></strong>
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November 16, 2016

PHOTO FINISH: X-cellence on show

ATL Autobhan, the ATL Automotive division which handles BMW and MINI marques, hosted specially invited guests to an X-Event held at the site of the prospective showroom on 33 Lady Musgrave Road in Kingston.

Here are a few highlights.

Photos: Rory Daley

 

 

 

 

 

 

****** ESTABLISHING SHOT; NO CAPTION *******<strong>Photo: Rory Daley</strong>
Kendra Johnson (left) and Camille Campbell enjoy the array of X- vehicles on show.<strong> (Photos: Rory Daley)</strong>
Camillie Stewart poses in front of the backdrop of the vehicle she loves best.<strong></strong>
Yolande Hylton (left) and Tonya Russell, ATL marketing manager, flash bright smiles for our camera.<strong> (Photo: Rory Daley)</strong>
Making sure everyone gets a red carpet welcome are Kadejah Anderson (left) and Christenna Sang.<strong> (Photos: Rory Daley)</strong>
Marsha South checking out the new BMW X6M.<strong> (Photos: Rory Daley)</strong>
Chantol Dixon takes time out for our camera.<strong> (Photos Rory Daley)</strong>

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