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BMW grew from aircraft engine manufacturers to car makers. They restructured their lineup based on customer attitudes, with different series targeting different audiences - such as the 1 series and X1 for families, the 7 Series for wealthy conservatives, and convertibles for postmodern people. Reasons for BMW's success included perfect market segmentation, continuous innovation and updating, and a marketing strategy emphasizing performance over status to build brand loyalty.
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