BMW Pickup
News recently surfaced of Australia’s Managing Director, Marc Werner, saying, “never say never” in regards to BMW’s entry into the segment. , this is far from an official commitment by BMW, but it certainly creates opportunity for the automaker to expand its market reach.
And what’s more, archrival is preparing its while newcomer has an on the drawing board. Furthermore, has its headed for dealers in 2017, so it seems the premium midsize pickup segment is about to explode.
So we at TopSpeed decided to run with the idea of a BMW pickup truck. This rendering shows a midsize pickup based on the platform. Like the , it would use a reinforced unibody chassis designed to handle extra hauling and towing duties, while still maintaining a crossover-like ride. And with it being a BMW, the truck would surely handle well for a pickup. Could this be the “Ultimate Driving (and hauling) Machine?”
Let’s see.
Continue reading for more information.
BMW Pickup
News recently surfaced of Australia’s Managing Director, Marc Werner, saying, “never say never” in regards to BMW’s entry into the segment. , this is far from an official commitment by BMW, but it certainly creates opportunity for the automaker to expand its market reach.
And what’s more, archrival is preparing its while newcomer has an on the drawing board. Furthermore, has its headed for dealers in 2017, so it seems the premium midsize pickup segment is about to explode.
So we at TopSpeed decided to run with the idea of a BMW pickup truck. This rendering shows a midsize pickup based on the platform. Like the , it would use a reinforced unibody chassis designed to handle extra hauling and towing duties, while still maintaining a crossover-like ride. And with it being a BMW, the truck would surely handle well for a pickup. Could this be the “Ultimate Driving (and hauling) Machine?”
Let’s see.
Continue reading for more information.
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BMW Pickup
