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Daimler, BMW bullish on car-sharing

Daimler's Car2Go business is profitable in Hamburg, Germany (shown).
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Nick Gibbs
August 13, 2013 05:00 AM

Daimler says its car-sharing program is already profitable in multiple cities and BMW expects its scheme to start making money this year.

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