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Showing posts with label Beijing Auto Show. Show all posts
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Thursday, April 5, 2012

BMW 3 Series LWB in Beijing

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While all eyes are on the New York Auto Show, BMW today announced a first model that will make its world premiere at the "Beijing Auto Show" at the end of April. This is a 3 LWB* Series declination. This extended wheelbase version will join a range of already composed 5 LWB Series and 7 LWB Series. Chinese customers seem to have a soft spot for extended versions and increased legroom.

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