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![]() With eyes firmly focused on the opportunities to be had in Russia’s previously fast expanding market, particularly for Germany’s still sector-dominating Premium car brands, BMW – almost unnoticed – continued to press ahead in Korea. So much so in fact, that at this year’s halfway point the Munich-based carmaker sold more of its cars in Korea than it did in today’s fast-ebbing Russian car market, AID compiled data reveals That’s not to say that BMW’s Russian sales are now falling off a cliff, while its Korean sales are expanding at meteoric pace. Despite this year’s intensifying car sales drought, with Russia’s overall half-year car sales missing year ago levels by 7.6 per cent, AID compiled figures show that BMW’s half year sales in politically hurricane-rocked Russia, rose nevertheless by some 1.5 per cent to 19,560 units. 20,268
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