BMW's UK chief has branded MG Rover bosses as the “unacceptable face of capitalism
BMW is to further cut the number of jobs at its Swindon car body plant by 400 as it scales down production of parts for MG Rover and Land Rover.
BMW has revealed the first official details of its new fifth generation 3-series saloon, which goes on sale in the UK next March. The carmaker expects to sell 60,000 units next year here
In its third quarter financial results report, Mini parent BMW says sales of Mini brand cars during the third quarter, at 47,713 units, were 1.0% ahead of the previous year.
The BMW Group has reported its highest ever sales volumes, revenues and earnings for a third quarter.
First details and pictures of the new BMW 3-series.
BMW (GB) has achieved government recognition for the high standard of the technician training programmes at its Centre for Development in Bracknell, Berkshire.
BMW or Chevrolet – which would you choose? According to GM Daewoo dealer development manager David Moran, that’s not as daft a question as it first seems.
BMW has launched its first diesel convertible, the 320Cd.
Karl-Heinz Kalbfell (54), chairman and chief executive of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, has asked the BMW Group to accept his resignation.
Cotswold Motor Group, the BMW/Mini dealer with sites in Cheltenham and Hereford, has appointed Andrew Kirk as group corporate specialist to spearhead growth in the business sector as it prepares for the opening of its third site in Gloucester in February.
BMW’s 3 Series has emerged as the number one seller in a private car market that generated £1.81bn worth of sales during the third quarter of 2004, according to used car database, Cardata.co.uk.
Lind Automotive Group is to invest £8m in a flagship BMW and Mini dealership premises on the outskirts of Norwich, into which it will move its existing operation from Ber Street next summer.
Maserati dealers will be expected to more than double their UK sales by 2007 as the prestige manufacturer begins a drive to steal wealthy customers away from the likes of BMW, Jaguar and Mercedes.
BMW (GB) has achieved its biggest September sales month with a record 19,365 registrations, up 12% from 2003. The new BMW 1 Series has contributed to the figure with over 2,000 registrations. The car has only been on sale since September 18 and the waiting list now runs into 2005.
Mercedes, BMW and Toyota have been voted the world's most favoured brands.
BMW is planning to start aftersales pilots at its two new service/repair facilities opened in London earlier this year.
BMW's clean energy programme H2R set nine international speed records for internal combustion powered vehicles using hydrogen as a fuel at the weekend at the Miramas high-speed proving grounds in France.
The A6 offers used buyers a real alternative to the BMW 5-series and Mercedes E-class.
BMW has announced that its entirely new model variant, the 320Cd Convertible, will be unveiled at the Paris Motor Show.
