| The
global market for rear seat entertainment
(download) |
| |
 |
| |
| Rear seat entertainment systems are
becoming big business. Even at this early stage, manufacturers
say that the market has exceeded their expectations. This
report outlines the forces driving demand for mobile video as
well as providing forecasts of the aftermarket in Western
Europe, Japan and North America to 2005. It also reviews the
technical advances in mobile video, noting some breakthrough
technology recently demonstrated by the major
manufacturers.
more | |
|  |
BMW is heading for a record year, but how
bright is the outlook?
15 Aug
2002
Author: just-auto.com editorial
team
|
This article is reserved exclusively for just-auto.com
members - please log in below.
Not yet a member? To
read all our premium content such as this - and gain access to our
complete archives - simply sign up now. Membership will bring you numerous
benefits beyond complete access, as we give our members free automotive
research and exclusive special offers throughout the year. We'll also
give you unlimited use of our "Amanda" alert service, which will email
you when we've new content that you've asked to know about. Membership
is just £99 ($150 approx) for the year: saving you time and money (we
gave our members £2640 - over $4000 - worth of free research in June
2002 alone).
Sign up today and you could be reading this
article within minutes, as well as benefiting from our November special
member offer.
Article Summary:
BMW has been riding the crest of
a wave lately. Profits and sales have been vibrant. The BMW Mini has
been launched with what can be described as success. But questions
have been asked about future prospects. Investors have seemed
nervous. Just five years ago, BMW executives mocked the ‘expensive
little luxury car’ that is the Mercedes-Benz A-class. Now there is a
BMW Mini and it is losing money. Also, a small BMW 1 Series is in
the pipeline. Cause for concern? |
|
are
