Sections: Concept, Uncategorized May 7th, 2008 With all the new BMW models being released, 
proposed or rumored over the next few years we thought it would be interesting to review a document from late 2005 which indicated the future of BMW.
This document is from Supplier Business, a publication that evaluates information from suppliers to various industries. It is interesting to see what was planned or not planned and what BMW has already released or announced will be released.
For example, we have the 1er coupe and will see the X1 which on this document were not originally confirmed. We see BMW branching in many directions internally to find niche vehicles and develop economies of scale by producing cars/SAVs for every market imaginable; is this a good road to travel? Your comments are always welcomed.
You can view the original document in its entirety here
Anything to help keep BMW independent is GOOD. I think that’s part of what has increased their market share, the appeal of an authentic carmaker that designs and builds authentic automobiles, which is extremely rare in todays world.
BMW being independent is a great thing, I just hope that they do not start over diversifying and create models that fail, bringing down the rest of the product lines.
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