What models? I have an i4 and I have never been hit with this or those subscription services everyone kept talking about. I wonder if it is happening only in certain models.
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It's not shown in the actual article, but the first source that they provide for references says this.
Bernd Körber, Senior Vice President BMW Brand and Product Management, says: “The launch of the Neue Klasse and Spider-Man™: Brand New Day could not be more fitting. Both stand for a bold new beginning and the confidence to shape what comes next. We are proud to accompany this new Spider-Man™ chapter with the BMW iX3, our first model of the Neue Klasse.”```
So it seems like it's the Ix3 series. and maybe the 5 series because they indirectly mention it later on
What a dumb move. All this does is discourage me from getting another BMW when my lease is up.
Got it on a 4-series petrol.
Well we need to ban that
with how some stereotypical bmw drivers are, ads will make it worst.
Step 1 Get in an accident
Step 2 Claim the last ad you saw on your screen had you upset and extremely distracted.
Step 3 ???/profit?
If your car connects to the Internet, and has controls on a screen - then it's not your car.
I can't WAIT to never buy a smart car
They said this about Jeep products. I found two people (admittedly a small sample) who had brand new Jeeps and asked if they saw ads on their vehicles entertainment systems and neither of them knew what I was talking about.
It sounds like it was just a specific message about the extended warranty which was showing up too often due to a glitch. Not quite the same as more general ads.
https://www.kbb.com/car-news/jeep-owners-fed-up-with-in-car-pop-up-ads/
This will really help BMW to drive up their sales. I can't believe their sales increased in North America, whereas the sales dropped off the cliff in China. Not just BMW, all traditional car manufacturers got hammered.
I guess that's what happens if you are very limited in choice of cars (for clarification I meant the US of course).
http://autofreak.com/vw-bmw-mercedes-china-sales-collapse-q2/
trashy cars pretending to be a luxury brand