BMW's car sharing scheme hits 20,000 users in London

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DriveNow claims milestone shows London has proof of concept for car sharing

DriveNow, the car sharing service from BMW and SIXT, has announced that it now has 20,000 members across London, in the latest sign that car clubs are gaining ground among urban drivers. The service,...

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