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Originally Posted by mapezzul
You have obviously missed the entire BMWi program thus far- the deal with BMW/SGL and Toyota and BMW collaberation with Boeing. BMW has the ability to produce CF more economically- at greater scale and has the infrastructure. We are 9 months or so from CF mass produced (not super cars) entering the world. Times are changing and the next 7 will be the first non BMWi product from BMW to be produced mainly from CF.
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I do not think that it is quite so obvious that I missed the electrical program. But I thought it was equally obvious that we are discussing combustion engine cars in this thread.
And I assume that you have also read Scott's post - it will be a few years until BMW can really mass produce CF cars. The new M3 will certainly not be a part of this, which was the point that I was trying to make (and which you quite obviously missed).
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