BMW Says All Future Diesel Models for U.S. Will Be All-Wheel-Drive
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Inside Line spoke with BMW CEO Norbert Reithofer today and learned all future diesel models the company brings to the U.S. will be all-wheel-drive. That likely means the BMW 335d's days are numbered. There's already a diesel version of the X5. At minimum, we'll expect to see a diesel X3.
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