BMW may proceed for the first time, with the construction of engines in the U.S., in order to expand the production of vehicles in the region.
The decision may be taken next year tells Bloomberg quoting sources close to the process. The German manufacturer only produces engines outside Europe in China, in Shenyang, for supplying their local factories.
In the USA, BMW has, since 1994, a plant in Spartanburgo, South Carolina, where produces the Bmw X3, X4, X5 and X6 from 2014.
The decision may be taken next year tells Bloomberg quoting sources close to the process. The German manufacturer only produces engines outside Europe in China, in Shenyang, for supplying their local factories.
In the USA, BMW has, since 1994, a plant in Spartanburgo, South Carolina, where produces the Bmw X3, X4, X5 and X6 from 2014.
It's interesting to think the German manufacturer is looking at this. For some it might not be a big deal, but I think for some of the die hard BMW fans this is a drawback. Any ideas of what changes might happen as a result of this move? I don't know about anybody else, but I think there's a certain appeal to buying a foreign car that might be lost by this move.
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