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BMW loses cruise control 
BMW posts record January group sales 
Europe’s car sales slump deepens 
Opel set to close production plant in Germany 
Daimler plans to be leader of the pack The world’s largest luxury car maker BMW is weathering the economic crisis better than others and its sales increased by more than eight percent in the first six months of the year.
Despite that its shares fell on Wednesday. To find out why watch our Behind Markets report by clicking on the video link above.
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