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BMW S3
Sun He/Sean
Blake Hunter
Huang Xiaolu/Heloise
Chen Haoyue/Cindy

History


BMW (Bayerische Motoren Werke AG) was started in 1916



World War I



Gustav Otto, Karl Rapp, Franz Josef Popp,
Camillo Castiglioni

History


1923 First
Motorcycle (R32)



1927 first automobile invented by Max Friz
Gotthilf Durrwachter
(BMW 3/15)

History


World War II



1959 expanded factory



1973 expansion to Rosslyn, South Africa



1980 first motorcycle with anti-lock brakes History


1999-2007 New Factories are built in Russia, China, Austria, Egypt, and
India



2000 Purchased Rover Group

Industry Analysis
Three Pillars of the world Japanese Automotive
European Automotive
America Automotive

Japanese Automotive Industry:
high-performance

the

fuel-efficient cars

leader in the current market

sales

increasing every year

European Automotive Industry:


Charming and Attractive



Outstanding quality



Leading technological strength



Real sense of security

American Automotive Industry:


Need a lot of fuel



The natural and unrestrained style



Scientific and technological

Future Trend


Paris Motor Show:
• Started at Dec.11, 1894
• Intuitive way shows the future trend

High-Tech

• Satellite position systems
• Electronic information technology


Comfort & Convenience

Fuel-efficiency

• Such as BMW’s MINI Series

MINI Series

Global Issue


High oil price



Energy-saving



Product mix adjustment

Global Production

Expansion



“Consumer-hungry” policy



High-quality



Production capacity

Risk


Overseas Subsidiary:
• Cannot make sure the high-

quality image of BMW’s brand
• Affect the local manufacture

Competitor Analysis
General Motors


Established in 1908



2nd largest Automotive Corporation



Total Revenue- 181.122 Billion (2007)

Toyota


Largest Automotive Corporation



Japan Based Corporation Started in 1936 by Kiichiro Toyoda



Total Revenue’s 202.86 billion (2007)

Honda


5th largest

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