BMW 2 Series Range, Including M2, Gets Darker for 2019
BMW announced today a few updates for some of its models, coming in strong starting this Spring. The BMW 2...
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BMW M4 and 4 Series Models Get Small Refresh for 2019
The BMW M4 Coupe and Convertible, and the BMW 4 Series will have new paint finishes available and new leather appointments.
BMW Welt and Patricia Urquiola Join Forces for BMW 7 Series LCI Unveil
BMW Welt has a new space created specifically for the BMW 7 Series LCI with the help of 3D printing technology across a 322-square-meter floor.
MINI Cars Claim One-Two-Three Finish after Dakar Rally Stage 7
It was a successful seventh stage at the Dakar Rally for MINI crews, managing to occupy all three top positions...
Photo Comparison: BMW Z4 M40i vs Toyota Supra
Now that the Toyota Supra has been revealed, we take a look at how it compares to its mechanical sibling, the BMW Z4 M40i.
WORLD PREMIERE: 2020 A90 Toyota Supra — The Legend is Back
The new A90-generation 2020 Toyota Supra has finally been revealed. Can an automotive legend be reborn with the help from BMW?
Stephan Peterhansel Third Overall in Dakar Rally after Stage 6
The Dakar Rally continued over the weekend, with the teams covering even more ground in Peru, trying to out run...
Antonio Felix da Costa takes blame for 1-2 BMW Formula E crash
During the recent Marrakesh Formual E-Prix, both BMW team members Antonio Felix da Cost and Alexander Sims crashed, costing the team a 1-2 finish.
Tesla claims its Model 3 sales surpassed BMW’s 3 Series sedan
According to California-based electric car maker Tesla, their Model 3 premium sedan sold to around 138,000 U.S. customers in 2018
Will Cadillac be the new EV brand to watch for?
There's word that GM wants to make Cadillac its lead electric vehicle brand, which could actually be very good news for the industry.
Peterhansel Finishes Fourth Dakar Rally Stage Second in MINI JCW Buggy
Stephane Peterhansel is now second in the overall standings at this year’s Dakar Rally, after the fourth stage of the...
