Another "model year" topic
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There have been many previous topics about when the "real" model year begins. So now I'm curious. Will the March production, facelifted E60 be marketed in Europe and elsewhere as MY07 or MY08?
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i think it will be called a 07 model untill september production...then it will be called 08...
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MY07 until September.
The facelifted ones will be: "facelifted 07's".
In Germany the MY really doesn't mean anything. We only look on the year to know how old the car is. So, even those E60's built and registered for the first time in December 06 are "06ers", even though it's MY07.
Nobody in Germany cares about the "real" MY.
The facelifted ones will be: "facelifted 07's".
In Germany the MY really doesn't mean anything. We only look on the year to know how old the car is. So, even those E60's built and registered for the first time in December 06 are "06ers", even though it's MY07.
Nobody in Germany cares about the "real" MY.
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