BMW Considers Bringing the M3 Touring to the U.S. Market
While wagons are not very popular in the United States, there is still a glimmer of hope for enthusiasts. BMW is considering bringing the highly anticipated M3 Touring to the U.S. market, but there is a catch. The German automaker wants to see increased demand for wagons in the country before making a final decision.
The Allure of the M3 Touring
The M3 Touring is the wagon version of BMW’s iconic M3 sports sedan. It combines the practicality and versatility of a wagon with the high-performance capabilities of the M3. This means you can have the best of both worlds – a spacious and functional vehicle for everyday use, and a thrilling driving experience on the track.
The American Wagon Conundrum
Wagons have always had a tough time gaining popularity in the United States. Americans have traditionally favored SUVs and crossovers for their larger size and perceived ruggedness. As a result, automakers have been hesitant to bring wagons to the U.S. market, fearing low sales numbers.
A Change in the Wind
However, there seems to be a shift in consumer preferences. More and more Americans are starting to appreciate the practicality and sleek design of wagons. This has led BMW to consider introducing the M3 Touring to the U.S. market, but only if there is enough demand.
Show Your Support
If you are a wagon enthusiast and would love to see the M3 Touring on American roads, now is the time to show your support. Reach out to BMW and let them know that you are interested in buying a high-performance wagon. Increased demand could be the key to bringing this exciting vehicle to the U.S.
So while wagons may not be the most popular choice in the United States, there is hope for enthusiasts. With enough demand, we could soon see the BMW M3 Touring gracing American roads and tracks.
