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While You Were Sleeping: Macan is So, So Hot, BMW M7 Rumors and Jefferson North Update

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Mark Stevenson
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May 6th, 2015 6:00 AM
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The Macan has given Porsche its best month ever in America. If this was the Cayenne, I’d be furious. Truth is the Macan is actually really damn good.
- Porsche just had its best month ever in the US, and it’s thanks to one car (BusinessInsider)
The Macan SUV is taking Porsche dealer lots by storm and I ain’t even mad about it. - German Source Hints at Possible Future BMW M7 (CarScoops)
According to AutoBild (WARNING: Much German), there will be a turbo V12-powered BMW M7 in 2016. Yeah, okay. - Uber no longer operating in Kansas after state ups mandatory insurance rates (The Verge)
Before it gets lousy with insurance premiums, Uber uses the withdrawal method. I bet they didn’t learn that in a Kansas high school. - Motorist selling car is banned after buyer was killed during test drive (The Telegraph)
“A driver selling his car has been banned from driving because the would-be buyer took it for a test drive and was killed in a crash.” - ZF acquisition of TRW cleared by FTC (Automotive News)
ZF gets one step closer to becoming one of the biggest suppliers in the world. - BREAKING: Worker Crushed To Death At Grand Cherokee, Durango Plant (TTAC)
We’ve since added the name of the deceased and additional details to the article.

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Published May 6th, 2015 6:00 AM
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It hurts me to say, but I wouldn't count out an M7 at least making a car show appearance to gauge interest. Esecially when the Panamera exists.
Now that the M5 is high powered luxo-barge and M badged SUVs exist, I guess why not? The M brand clearly has nothing to do with racing any more and is just the new BMW's version of AMG: Lot's of power, big brakes & large exhausts but totally unsuitable for the track. With enough power, the 7 series could fit the bill (and enjoy similar depreciation to the AMG S65).