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Originally Posted by Bavarian
This V5 crossover thing marks the beginning of the end for BMW as a small high-end company manufacturing high-performance sedans.
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Except that they are a small high-end company manufacturing sedans, touring wagons, coupes, roadsters, and motorcycles. And, lest we forget, sport-utility vehicles. Your comment is exactly what people said when the X5 first came out.
I think variations on the touring wagon concept will sell. One and two box vehicles are more space-efficient than three-box vehicles, and if they can put some style and handling into the mix, they could do well.
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