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Unlikely for BMW to build an even more luxurious 7 Series

Unlikely for BMW to build an even more luxurious 7 Series

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blogentry-133713-0-67460100-1549878275_thumb.jpgBMW’s Research and Development boss Klaus Frolich says that there’s no need for BMW to build an even more luxurious 7 Series.

The so-called 9 Series, which is supposed to sit above the current X7, 7 and 8 Series cars, is targeted at the ultra-rich and will provide BMW with a direct rival for the Mercedes-Maybach S600.

 

However, this might just be a rumor afterall.

 

“I don’t think you need a 9-Series. In this segment, you need three cars – an X car, a saloon and an emotional sporty car – and we have them: the X7, 7 Series and 8 Series. In fact, some competitors are already reducing the number of cars in this segment because volumes are so low.” said Frolich to U.K. publication Autocar.


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If BMW built a better 7 Series,it will affect its own Rolls Royce Ghost...

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