04/21/2009, 10:04 AM By Andrew Ganz BMW is taking advantage of what it predicts to be a temporary lull in new car sales by investing about $300 million into refurbishing and expanding its 338 United States showrooms. The automaker says that this latest push is on top of the $2.2 billion it has invested over the last nine years. BMW hopes that the improved showrooms will lure more buyers and increase dealer profitability, an essential part of the customer satisfaction equation. Continue reading: http://www.leftlanenews.com/bmw-investing-300-million-into-us-showrooms.html
Local BMW dealer is building a new facility around the corner from their current location. Timing may be bad, but in the long run (12-18 months) it will pay off when the buyers come back. M
When Mercedes wanted a bigger dealership in Las Vegas they built one. When BMW wanted a bigger dealership in Las Vegas they moved into an old Chevy dealer:eusa_doh::eusa_clap:bangin: