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Front wheel drive platform selling and more "friendly", "approachable", and "blank slate" image was the things bmw wanted I think.
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@jimmys6566 Presumably the person I tagged meant MG, since they are in production right now? Or if he didnt, I dont see how a brand thats been out of business over 15 years, is any comparison to new cars. Or if he meant cars of the same era, I would say BMW still wins in the "quality" department.
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 @andrewp4172 Dont fully agree, thats mostly overblown, certainly compared to the "new" Rover which hasnt got much market pemetration and exposure yet in comparison.
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To be fair, if one assumes it was target at young people (I dont think it was, at all), who of them would like a wood steering wheel, in ghis time period? Never heard of a young person lusting after one, not even a single time. I am sure such a person does exist somewhere... I dont know aboit multiple ones though...
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Possible, but considering they certainly tried to make Rover succesful, I personally dont think so. Would have been easier and cheaper doing it other ways.
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