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car that is still in the showroom

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there are stil alot of cars that have not been discontinued here are some of them

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there was alot of cars discontinued here are some of them

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discontinued car

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The BMW 3-series was for many years the benchmark of the sports-sedan segment but a revitalized competitive set sees the current version in desperate need of an update. The newly redesigned Mercedes-Benz C-class has turned into a formidable competitor, the Cadillac ATS boasts better driving dynamics, and the Audi A4 is about to be completely overhauled on a new architecture later this year. Meanwhile, BMW's 3-series has lost some of its focus as it has tried to broaden its appeal.

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in the next five years BMW is going  to be releasing 10 new models

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it began on March 7, 1916

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it started in Munich, Germany

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Bayerische Motoren Werke, popularly known as BMW, is a German based automobile manufacturing company. It was founded by Franz Josef Popp in 1916. BMW is headquartered in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. With an employee count of 105,876, as of 2012, BMW is one of most admired and trusted automobile manufacturer besides Audi and Mercedes-Benz. BMW is the parent company for the much anticipated, royal-class automobile maker Rolls-Royce Motor Cars. BMW currently manufactures and produces cars and motorcycles, with latter being shipped under BMW Motorrad. The company forms the trio of the luxury automobile manufacturers popularly called as "German Big 3", with Audi and Mercedes-Benz being the other two.

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BMW today

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BMW in the 80'

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BMW in the 60'

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Logo of BMW

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First ever BMW