Robsteriark
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Yes. It will just be worth a lot less though, and far harder to resell unless dirt cheap.
But in some parts of the world you make repairs with whatever is available. The Peugeot 505 I had to drive in Afghanistan in the early 1990s during the First Gulf War was powered with an old Ford Transit V4 engine. But it was still very much a Peugeot.
Frank S
No. Try switching Coke with diet coke, is it still authentic?
The Devil
If you shight in a turkey would it be Thanksgiving? The car would still be a BMW but it would be a lawn planter since it wouldn't run with a Vitara engine in it.
Anonymous
Bmw is a luxury car and weighs alot more then a suzuki. If you put a suzuki engine in a bmw you would make it very slow and underpowered.
jimanddottaylor
For registration purposes, it is still a BMW. To a collector, it is not authentic.
It is like if you made repairs with Chinese knock-off parts