First Rolls-Royce servicing centre in CEE opens in Romania

Automobile Bavaria, the main BMW dealer on the Romanian market, with a nearly 130 million-euro business, controlled by businessman Michael Schmidt, who brought BMW on the Romanian market in 1994, yesterday opened its first official Rolls-Royce servicing centre in Central and Eastern Europe in Bucharest, in the Băneasa BMW centre.

In all there are 57 Rolls Royce cars registered in Romania, according to statistics of the Driving Licence and Vehicle Registration Department, with another 20 countries such as the Republic of Moldova, Bulgaria, and Serbia, to potentially use the new servicing centre for inspections.
“There are two spaces that can accommodate two Rolls-Royces, a separate reception area, and a separate car part storage area. Rolls-Royces will not be repaired in the same place with BMW and MINI. We invested in a servicing centre because this is what is currently in demand,” said Ciprian Bercea, manager within Automobile Bavaria.