Is the BMW M340i xDrive Touring the Best All-Around Car BMW Makes?
Now that the BMW M340i xDrive Touring has been revealed, we wonder if it's the best all-around BMW currently on sale, ridding the need for an M3 Touring.
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Photo Comparison: BMW 3 Series Touring vs Audi A4 Avant
Now that the new BMW 3 Series Touring is here, we take a look at how it stacks up against the Audi A4 Avant, one of its main competitors.
WORLD PREMIERE: G21 BMW 3 Series Touring — The Swiss Army Knife
The all-new G21-generation BMW 3 Series Touring has finally been revealed and it's a better Swis Army Knife than its predecessor in every way.
BMW M8 GTE Heading for Le Mans, Final WEC Race
BMW announced a earlier this year that the M8 GTE will be leaving the World Endurance Championship (WEC) after the 24-hour Le Mans race.
BMW Ranked 2019’s Third Most Valuable Car Brand in the World
Every year, the people over at Kantar Millward Brown put together their BrandZ Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brands list,...
BMW’s Electric City Drive Plan for PHEVs Is Gaining Traction
Earlier this year, BMW and the city of Rotterdam, Netherlands, announced an innovative way to tackle emissions inside city centers.
BMW Technicians Now Have Augmented Reality Smart Glasses to Rely on
The technicians working in a BMW dealership will now get to use three new systems: Technical Information System TIS 2.0, the Technical Support & Research Assistant TSARA
Mercedes-Benz GLB-Class is a small seven-seater — Does BMW Follow?
The all-new Mercedes-Benz GLB-Class is a small, seven-passenger crossover that might force its competitors to follow suit.
Motor Trend also tested the BMW 330i against the Alfa Romeo Giulia
Motor Trend recently tested the BMW 330i up against the Alfa Romeo Giulia, just a couple of weeks after we did, to see which is best.
SPIED: 2021 Rolls Royce Ghost Interior gets spied
Some new spy photos have surfaced, showing off some of the interior of the upcoming 2021 Rolls Royce Ghost, the entry-level Rolls.
Autocar drives the McLaren F1 25 Years Later
Back in 1994, Autocar was the publication that recorded all of the performance metrics for the McLaren F1. Twenty five years later, they tested it again.
