Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
The BMW M models are certainly dreams worth having. Most BMW M cars are made in Munich, Germany. Specifically, the M performance engines for the M3, M5, and M6 are exclusive to the Munich plant.
Though it’s a common belief that all BMWs are produced in Germany, that’s actually not always the case. Here are where some other BMW models are made:
Greer, South Carolina (USA): mainly produces X-series crossover models
Shenyang, China: produces 3 series and 5 series models for the Chinese market
Born, Netherlands: produces X1 models and Mini Convertible and Countryman
Rosslyn, South Africa: produces 3 series and BMW Motorsport engines for the South African market
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