For January through November of this year, the BMW M division sold 22,340 vehicles, which is more than 50% higher than last year's figure — during the same period last year, 14,092 cars were sold. Thus, demand for the German brand's "hot" models has grown noticeably.
The key driver of this result was the new generation BMW M3, which is now offered in three body styles: sedan, coupe, and convertible. This sports model demonstrated a doubling of sales compared to the previous generation. In total, the "M" lineup includes seven variants based on standard BMW cars. In addition to the mentioned M3 versions, the range includes the M5 sedan and wagon, as well as the M6 coupe and convertible.
