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1985 BMW 5 Series - Ozarks First

Ozarks First, MO - Feb 06, 2009

1985 BMW 5 Series The above information is believed to be complete and correct, however it is the responsibility of the purchaser to ensure all expected equipment is present

BMW sees Russia car sales up just 4 pct in 2009

Reuters - Feb 05, 2009

AFP Nearly all the BMW 5 Series sold in Russia, and every other 3 Series and X3, were manufactured locally according to BMW. Rival Mercedes-Benz of Daimler said BMW Group Sells 70405 Vehicles In January BMW 2008 Revenue Falls 5%; Confirms Earnings Guidance

German luxury car sales slump - International Herald Tribune

International Herald Tribune, France - Feb 06, 2009

Tampabay.comGerman luxury car sales slump I think we're in a period where people are understating their wealth — buying a BMW 3 series instead of a BMW 5 series," he said. "The smaller the cars, Extreme makeover BMW M and Mercedes AMG each see huge sales spike in 2008 Volkswagen, BMW January Sales Fall as Recession Bites

Scoop : 2010 BMW 5 Series GT! - Auto123

Auto123, Canada - Feb 03, 2009

Auto123Scoop : 2010 BMW 5 Series GT! to as the "PAS" or Progressive Activity Sedan, this newest entry into the BMW family will likely be known as a GT -- in this case, a 5 Series GT. BMW Video Teases Future Progressive Activity Sedan

2011 BMW 5-Series - Spied - Car and Driver

Car and Driver, MI - Jan 30, 2009

2011 BMW 5-Series - Spied Caught in wagon form wrapped in plastic camo, spy images of BMW’s new 5-series show the mid-sizer is taking shape with a broader snout and a larger

German luxury car sales slump - International Herald Tribune

06.02.09

FRANKFURT, Germany : Sales at three of Germany's best-known luxury car makers slumped in January as buyers scaled back major purchases during the economy slowdown.

Audi AG, Bayerische Motoren Werke AG and Daimler AG's Mercedes Benz cars on Friday all reported a sales dip — but saw shares rise as BMW said it would avoid a 2008 loss and Daimler announced strong orders for a new model.

Customers in the U.S. and Germany, two of the world's biggest markets for luxury cars, are cutting back and buying cheaper models — or simply not buying at all, says Hans-Peter Wodniok, an analyst at Fairesearch in Frankfurt.

"We're seeing a reluctance and a downgrading. I think we're in a period where people are understating their wealth — buying a BMW 3 series instead of a BMW 5 series," he said. "The smaller the cars, the better the numbers."

Car makers are worried and are asking European governments to follow Germany's lead in giving buyers a payment to jump-start the market by junking old cars in favor of new fuel-efficient models. Italy announced a similar program on Friday.

Source: International Herald Tribune, France