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Originally Posted by Cajun1
What I have noticed in the very car centric Southern California area is a disappearance of 3 and 4 series BMW's. They USED to be everywhere. Now Tesla's are a common sight as are Mercedes. If CA is an indicator of a national trend, BMW is not looking good sales wise in this segment. Maybe the Beaver Grill was their Hail Mary but I truly doubt it will work. It's one of the goofiest things I have ever seen go into production.
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Makes sense. In a large owner survey by Bloomberg of the Model 3, the 2nd most rated in vehicle (after the Prius) was the 3-Series. The next luxury car on the list was the Audi A4, and that was #10 on the list. I've noticed it myself in my own neighborhood. A lot of people trading their BMW 3/X3 for Tesla Model 3 and Y's.