The United States Was The Biggest Market For BMW M In 2023
Once again, the US was the largest single market for the BMW M division in 2023, followed by Germany and the United Kingdom.
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Asia Was The BMW Group’s Biggest Market In 2023
BMW Group sales number for 2023 show Asia was the biggest region for the company, with 1,070,142 units. Europe was second with 942,805 cars.
