BMW's $18-a-month heated seat subscription dies after 14 months of driver mockery
BMW charged a monthly fee to switch on heated seats already installed in its cars — until a board member killed the model: perception is reality.
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The full archive, in the appBMW charged a monthly fee to switch on heated seats already installed in its cars — until a board member killed the model: perception is reality.
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