BMW is Officially Bringing the 2 Series to Pakistan

[Englishman]

The M2 version is half decent, though.

Yes the m2 is a good sports car.
Good drivers car.....a bit like what the m3 used to be 10 years ago.

 

[Gentelman]

Does BMW assemble any of their cars in Pakistan or it will be another importing burden on economy..

For assembling there also required importing parts...
So better question is "if any auto company settled in Pakistani market since 2-3 decades has manufactured even 1 model in Pakistan??"

 

[Lagay Raho]

Probably above 3.8 million. Not worth it considering Pakistan's traffic environment

 

[American Pakistani]

For assembling there also required importing parts...
So better question is "if any auto company settled in Pakistani market since 2-3 decades has manufactured even 1 model in Pakistan??"

Yes, but it will be much cheaper than importing the entire car. Plus plenty of Pakistanis will get jobs and skills.

 

[Syed1.]

You buy such an expensive car, you are stuck in traffic and then a rowdy guy on a bike scratches your side panel on his way to breaking a red light. You are stuck with a Rs 20-30k bill just to fix that massive scratch.


Bhai Pakistan ke liyay Honda Toyota hi best hai jab tak quam ko traffic mein gari bike chalana aye na...

 

[thunderr]

kyun honda toyota muft mai repair hoti hai? the one who can afford can keep it.

 

[denel]

Dont waste your money on the gold plated unreliable money sucking car which will bankrupt you after 3 years of ownership.

 

[El Sidd]

Unless and until these are manufactured in Pakistan they will be shizz expensive and become a status symbol pathetic if you know what BMW 2 Series is all about.

I think the only German auto manufacturer Pakistan should ideally be interested in is the Volkswagen.

VW Golf, Passat and Polo along with Touran.

But again who the hell can afford these in Pakistan and how the hell is our economy shizzed if people are buying these cars.

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Pakistanis have a love affair with BMW , I don't own one but seen many who love German things one can only imagine what would have happened had the German Submarine deal was actually done back 4-5 years ago

 

[litman]

You buy such an expensive car, you are stuck in traffic and then a rowdy guy on a bike scratches your side panel on his way to breaking a red light. You are stuck with a Rs 20-30k bill just to fix that massive scratch.


Bhai Pakistan ke liyay Honda Toyota hi best hai jab tak quam ko traffic mein gari bike chalana aye na...

those who buy such expensive cars generally dont care much about minor scratches and fuel economy.

 

[MultaniGuy]

Good news.

 

[VCheng]

Unless and until these are manufactured in Pakistan they will be shizz expensive and become a status symbol pathetic if you know what BMW 2 Series is all about.

I think the only German auto manufacturer Pakistan should ideally be interested in is the Volkswagen.

VW Golf, Passat and Polo along with Touran.

But again who the hell can afford these in Pakistan and how the hell is our economy shizzed if people are buying these cars.

How many cars does BMW sell in Pakistan annually? Does that volume makes local manufacturing (instead of import or partial assembly) cost effective?

 

[El Sidd]

How many cars does BMW sell in Pakistan annually? Does that volume makes local manufacturing (instead of import or partial assembly) cost effective?

I have no idea man. But I have seen them stroll all over Pakistan.

These costs too much unless produced locally.

The market be it a consumer one still needs added incentives.

 

[VCheng]

I have no idea man. But I have seen them stroll all over Pakistan.

These costs too much unless produced locally.

The market be it a consumer one still needs added incentives.

Much of the stuff is second hand beat up crap brought in from the UK. A few thousand sales for new cars from dealerships is simply not enough to establish local manufacturing, as everybody finds out, sooner or later.

 

[El Sidd]

Much of the stuff is second hand beat up crap brought in from the UK. A few thousand sales for new cars from dealerships is simply not enough to establish local manufacturing, as everybody finds out, sooner or later.

I really don't know anyone who owns a BMW in Pakistan.

Rumour has it its a good addition to the roads of Pakistan thanks to our motorway generation.