"The sharper focus on profitability will result, amongst other things, in product decisions being revisited," said Reithofer. "As a result, the BMW Group will no longer produce a series version of the Concept CS since this vehicle does not meet the internal requirements for rates of return."
"All our actions are based on careful consideration and foresight. It does not make sense to build up stocks which are bound to reduce our revenues later on," he said. "We also have a commitment to our dealerships and the well-being of the company."
The production CS was being worked on exclusively by the company's M division. A 6.0L V12 based on the M5's V10 was rumored to be the car's top engine choice.
Earlier this year, BMW reportedly cancelled plans for a new M1 supercar.
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