BMW CEO faints on motor show stage

Bob beat me to it. Or perhaps he experienced first hand the levels of "customer service" one usually gets from the likes of Autobahn BMW in Isando.
 
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nah he just wanted to do some ab crunches based on the pic
 
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check the guy at 26 seconds. Not a single F was given. haha
 
Just putting this here, does link up slightly:

BMW Group pulls out of the Detroit motor show…

The BMW Group has confirmed that it will not take part in the 2019 iteration of the North American International Auto Show, joining Mercedes-Benz in pulling out of the Detroit-based show.

“BMW Group has decided to withdraw from the North American International Auto Show in Detroit,” the Munich-based company said, according to Automotive News Europe.

“This decision was made as BMW Group is constantly examining our presence at trade-shows and other engagements, while, at the same time, also exploring alternative platforms and formats,” the statement added.

“The overall goal is to communicate our ideas and plans regarding future mobility in the best way and achieve the greatest possible visibility for our products, technologies and innovations.”

The decision means the BMW, Mini, Rolls-Royce and BMW Motorrad brands will not make an appearance in Detroit in 2019.

At the 2018 event in January, major automakers such as Jaguar, Land Rover, Porsche and Mazda skipped the show, while Mercedes-Benz has already confirmed that it will not be in attendance in 2019.

http://www.carmag.co.za/news/bmw-group-pulls-out-of-the-detroit-motor-show/
 
BMW Group CEO's job is reportedly 'hanging in the balance'

A fresh report out of Europe suggests BMW Group CEO Harald Krüger's job is “hanging in the balance”.

According to Automotive News Europe, some members of the German firm’s supervisory board have questioned whether the 53-year-old – who stepped into the role in 2015 – is still the right person for the job.

The board is reportedly set to discuss Krüger’s chances of securing a second term “in the coming weeks”, sources told the publication. Officially, Krüger’s current tenure ends in May 2020.

As Automotive News Europe points out, the BMW brand has failed to regain the title of the world’s best-selling premium automaker over the past few years, with the Mercedes-Benz brand again sitting atop the table in 2018.

https://www.carmag.co.za/news/industry-news/bmw-ceos-job-reportedly-hanging-in-the-balance/
 
So he fainted because the PR guy informed him that future BMW's will come standard with functioning indicator lights?
 
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