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I too didn't find any other sources that the 2 links posted, and the french link posted is well known to be not reliable. The second is a blog where everyone can write

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Stephen James BMW, a BMW and MINI car dealership based in South-East England sent out a tweet which said that BMW will now support payment of Bitcoins for their services.

The tweet said:

Stephen James is now accepting Bitcoin for the purchase of your new BMW! Contact us today to find out more about how you can use Bitcoin to walk away with a brand-new Vehicle #bitcoin #bitpay.

The article isn't saying BMW car dealership but ...Stephen James... a car dealership based in South-East England

THat's how FUD is being born. This reminds me of chinese whispers, if you know that game. One guy writes about a dealership in England, the other one makes threads saying that BMW accepts BTC Cheesy

Have mercy people! Are you really retarded to the point where reading a short text becomes a struggle? More sleep and less drugs, OP. I also heard that eating nuts works wonders for the brain.

Good news so I must work harder to earned many coins to buy BMW.

These news articles are following a trend of what people know and what they don't know.
You can set up a bitpay account and accept payments anyway. You can set up a bitstamp account yourself right now with an address that instantly turns your coin to fiat. Isn't that great? The thing i would like to see though, is that the currency the people trade actually gains some value when buying it. The dealer would just receive the sum of the value you have sent, but the sender, from where he got the value? Here i think is the issue... the coin must be less volatile imo to catch steam.