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| German manufacturer of luxury includes the introduction of three new models of BMW Mini car at the end of the decade |
If you're a big fan of model cars Anglo Mini icon and then you'll be glad to know that the German automaker BMW plans to expand the Mini brand by the end of the decade. According to a recent report by Automotive News and confirmed by the Director Kay Segler World Mini, Mini seeks to expand the current range of vehicles to three Mini models.
Information and details on the new Mini is not discussed in detail, but Segler was confirmed that the new models would probably use a new brand of BMW Group front-wheel drive platform that will be used with the second generation Mini Cooper hardtop in 2014.
Although the Mini Cooper production company started as a simple, over time, the introduction of new models has given way to the alignment marks on the existing body styles of six years.
Next month will see the arrival of the Mini roadster and coupe version of the Countryman crossover four-door coupe is known as the Countryman. You may remember Countryman Cup, which began as the concept paceman in 2011 Detroit Auto Show last year.
Of course, there is no doubt that the popularity of the Mini in particular in the United States where, according to figures, Mini has sold a record 57,511 cars last year - a number that executives expect BMW to build this year. However, only the addition of three new models are used to help or hinder the progress of BMW and Mini brand plans, and consumers are still interested in three new variants Mini? Can not be sure at this point, but it seems that BMW does not know that less is sometimes more.
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