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    BMW 9 Series Not Going To Happen

    By Zero2TurboFebruary 6, 2019Updated:February 6, 2019No Comments
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    As you know the BMW lineup is rather expansive. It begins with the 1 Series and goes all the way up to the new 8 Series (skipping the departed 6 Series).

    It seems the Bavarian manufacturer just cannot stop growing but Autocar recently found out that there will not be a 9 Series.

    According to research and development boss, Klaus Fröhlich, the company has no plans for a vehicle above the current 8 Series (at least, not right now). “I don’t think you need a 9 Series,” Fröhlich noted. “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,” Fröhlich says. “Some competitors are already reducing the number of cars in this segment because volumes are so low.”

    So while we wont get a 9 Series we will be getting many variants of the sleek 8 Series including a Gran Coupe and the highly-anticipated M8.

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