[MKSixer]

Originally Posted by mkoesel

http://f80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sho....php?t=1212423

Thanks for posting this.

Cheers-mk

[fecurtis]

Originally Posted by Lucky13

I find it amazing that Cadillac's sales goal was to have a flat year, that would get you fired in any job in any industry if you submitted a flat business plan. Only at Cadillac in your home market would you get an attaboy.

Takes time to reinvent yourself. Flat or negative business plans are ok if you're in a period of transition provided you provide a timetable that the powers that be are ok with.

[fecurtis]

Originally Posted by aceking4u

Congrats to BMW. Most people I know first think of a BMW immediately when considering a luxury car. I do see more BMWs on the road more than any other luxury car on the road.

I see a lot of Lexus cars too, probably because I see them driving 10 mph under the speed limit in the left lane, struggling to park in a spot the size of a Boeing 747, or driving with their turn signals on, even if they have no intent to turn or merge.

[fecurtis]

Originally Posted by efrazer

Yes they sold a lot of cars. Just wait until the 2017 models hit. They are dropping brakes pads/rotors and wipers from the maintenance plan. Oh yeah it's also going from 4/50 to 3/36.

Yeah I saw that. How will I ever afford to buy my own wiper blades and brake pads!

I've never had to do that before...aside from every single other car I've ever owned. BMW was really the only company that did that as complimentary, other companies you had to buy additional maintenance packages (which I believe BMW is transitioning to).

[Ninong]

Originally Posted by M3ZING

Wheres audi and porsche tho?

Audi sold 202,202 cars in the US in 2015 and Porsche sold 51,756.