Car giants Toyota and BMW have warned, a no-deal Brexit threatens the production of their cars in the United Kingdom.
The head of Toyota’s European operations said a negative outcome could put future investment at its UK factory at risk.
Similarly BMW is considering moving production of its Mini from the UK in a no-deal scenario.
Toyota also warned that a no-deal Brexit would make it ‘extremely complicated’ for the firm to build new models in the UK
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BMW chief executive, Harold Krueger says the carmaker logistics network is flexible to adjust to changes.
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