BMW targets 2 million car sales this year on China, U.S. gains

BMW's 2-series Active Tourer van is one of several new models the automaker is showing in Geneva.

March 05, 2014 05:00 AM

GENEVA (Bloomberg) -- BMW Group plans to sell more than 2 million cars and SUVs this year as demand grows in China and the United States.

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