New M3 cars from BMW – minimum 100,000 units for selling
BMW has “Napoleon” plans. The aim is to sell no more than 100,000 units car of a new production. This is a sensational M3 generation. This car is high performative. There is no doubt this intention will come true, as Bavarian carmakers were successful in raising the sales.
Carsten Pries, the product M division manager, says that they try their best to be the first in everything, “to offer a better product and sell more”. This was said in the car’s launch, Marbella, Spain. The latest data point out that the general amount of sold cars from 1986 (this is a starting point for M3 generation) is 18,000 units and 72,000 units for the first and the second generation accordingly. The 3-rd generation shows even more — 90,000 units. So, isn’t it the reason to claim, that it is really possible to sell more then 100, 000 cars?
September will be the date of first introducing the model to the audience. The price is 67,900 euros. Surprisingly, the car will be 17 per cent more powerful and will weight less. Of course, some parts of the car will be the same as in previous generation, for example: doors, trunk lid, the body shell, etc.
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