BMW has announced that it will continue to import niche models, including wagons and convertibles, into the Australian market. This decision comes as some of the company’s rivals have chosen to axe or decline to import similar models.
According to the company, these niche models are safe in Australia, indicating that they will remain a part of BMW’s product lineup in the country. This move is seen as a commitment by BMW to maintain a diverse range of vehicles for Australian consumers.
The decision was reported, with no further details provided on the specific models or timelines for their release in Australia. BMW’s stance on niche models is in contrast to some of its competitors, which have opted to discontinue or limit the importation of such vehicles.
Article and image source: thewest.com.au
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