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New Land Rover Discovery Sport to get 7 seats – and they’re (almost) revealed
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Laurenz Schaffer Appointed President of BMW Group’s DesignworksUSA
Thu, 15 Oct 2009There's a game of musical chairs being played at DesignworksUSA, the BMW Group's design consultancy subsidiary. Starting December 1 this year, two key executives will be taking on new roles within the design consultancy, while the company's current President will be moving on to a new position within BMW Group Design. The first appointment is that of Laurenz Schaffer, currently Director of the Munich studio of BMW Group DesignworksUSA.
Kia goes (dark) green
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