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You may remember an article posted almost two years ago, which read that BMW was looking to construct a new factory in Mexico where it would ultimately build the 3-Series as well as front-wheel drive models. In North America, the Bavarians currently only operate out of Spartanburg, South Carolina, where they build most of their X- and all of their Z-badged models. Read more »
- Bmw Group May Build Minis, Small Bmws In New Mexico Plant
Rumors about the BMW Group considering a new Mexico plant have been floating for a while now, with new reports from Germany providing more details about the German carmaker’s expansion plans in North America. According to a report from German...
- Bmw Looking At Mexico For New Plant To Build The 3-series And New Fwd Models
Two decades ago, BMW announced its intentions to build its first ever plant in North America and specifically, the US. The production facility based in Spartanburg, South Carolina, started operating in 1994 and even though it initially churned out the...
- Mazda Begins Construction Of New Mexican Plant That Will Produce The Mazda2 And Mazda3
In order to keep up with the growing demand in the Central and South American markets as well as to reduce its dependence on Japan, Mazda has formed a new joint venture Sumitomo Corporation to build a new factory hub in Mexico. The joint venture facility...
- Chrysler Group Celebrates Production Launch Of 2012 Fiat 500 At Toluca Plant, May Also Produce Second Fiat Model In Mexico
Chrysler Group CEO Sergio Marchionne and Mexico’s President Felipe Calderon celebrated the start of the 2012 Fiat 500 production today at the Detroit firm’s Toluca plant in Mexico. The company invested $550 million USD, with the assistance...
- Bmw Tinkers
By the end of 2008, BMW will relieve 8,100 workers of their jobs. Â More than half of them are part-timers; another 2,500 are full-time workers in Germany where BMW employs 75% of its workers and sells 20% of its product. Â 600 overseas jobs will...
Cars
BMW Nearing Deal to Build First Ever Plant in Mexico?
You may remember an article posted almost two years ago, which read that BMW was looking to construct a new factory in Mexico where it would ultimately build the 3-Series as well as front-wheel drive models. In North America, the Bavarians currently only operate out of Spartanburg, South Carolina, where they build most of their X- and all of their Z-badged models. Read more »
- Bmw Group May Build Minis, Small Bmws In New Mexico Plant
Rumors about the BMW Group considering a new Mexico plant have been floating for a while now, with new reports from Germany providing more details about the German carmaker’s expansion plans in North America. According to a report from German...
- Bmw Looking At Mexico For New Plant To Build The 3-series And New Fwd Models
Two decades ago, BMW announced its intentions to build its first ever plant in North America and specifically, the US. The production facility based in Spartanburg, South Carolina, started operating in 1994 and even though it initially churned out the...
- Mazda Begins Construction Of New Mexican Plant That Will Produce The Mazda2 And Mazda3
In order to keep up with the growing demand in the Central and South American markets as well as to reduce its dependence on Japan, Mazda has formed a new joint venture Sumitomo Corporation to build a new factory hub in Mexico. The joint venture facility...
- Chrysler Group Celebrates Production Launch Of 2012 Fiat 500 At Toluca Plant, May Also Produce Second Fiat Model In Mexico
Chrysler Group CEO Sergio Marchionne and Mexico’s President Felipe Calderon celebrated the start of the 2012 Fiat 500 production today at the Detroit firm’s Toluca plant in Mexico. The company invested $550 million USD, with the assistance...
- Bmw Tinkers
By the end of 2008, BMW will relieve 8,100 workers of their jobs. Â More than half of them are part-timers; another 2,500 are full-time workers in Germany where BMW employs 75% of its workers and sells 20% of its product. Â 600 overseas jobs will...