How M5 Sales Could Open Doors for BMW M3 Touring in America
M5’s Impact on BMW M3 Touring's Future
The potential for BMW M to bring the M3 Touring to the U.S. hinges on the sales performance of the M5 Touring. As the M5 Touring becomes available, BMW’s Vice President of Product Management, Andreas Meyer, noted that success in the U.S. might encourage the next-generation M3 Touring to hit American soil.
Could M5 Tourings Make a Difference?
The conversation around M5 and M3 Tourings reflects deeper consumer habits, particularly in the wagon market. While Americans have historically shied away from wagons, M5 Touring's introduction might create enough momentum for BMW to reconsider future models.
- Previous Models: The history of BMW M3 Touring raises questions about demand.
- Pricing Issues: The M5 Touring's hefty price tag could deter many consumers.
- Community Engagement: Enthusiasts will need to show commitment through purchases.
Without a substantial reaction from the market, U.S. enthusiasts might miss out on what could be an icon in the BMW M lineup.
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