Upcoming BMW X1 Range Will Have 48V Electrical System
The new BMW X1 will remain a front-wheel drive car at its core but it will adopt a 48V electrical system, according to one of our sources inside Munich.
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BMW M1 Procars to be headliners at 2019 Goodwood Member’s Meeting
At the next Goodwood Member's Meeting in April, 2019, the BMW M1 Procar will be featured, with several examples taking laps of the historic track.
Video: This BMW E30 M3 Sport Evolution Is Simply Stunning
The video shows Mathias Unger and his 1990 BMW E30 M3 Sport Evolution just hanging around, driving on some scenic roads and telling a story.
BMW Confirms ‘Constructive’ Meeting at White House, Highlights US Plant Numbers
A meeting was held in the White House between US administration representatives and the three general managers of BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen
Pictures of all the BMWs at the 2018 Essen Motor Show
The Essen Motor Show has grown quite a bit over the years. It used to feature just a handful of...
Has the BMW X7 rendered the 7 Series obsolete?
Now that the BMW X7 has been released, we wonder if its larger size and superior technology make it the much better buy than the BMW 7 Series.
INTERVIEW: We talk BMW X7 with its North American Product Manager
At the 2018 LA Auto Show, we sat down with the product manager for the BMW X7 to talk about it and some of its more polarizing topics.
Video: BMW X3 and Alfa Romeo Stelvio Defeated by Volvos in 4-Way Comparison
Given how diverse and crowded SUV niches are getting these days, it’s kind-of hard to choose your absolute favorite. There...
Five MINI John Cooper Works Rally Cars Will Race in 2019 Dakar Rally
The MINI brand is getting involved in rallying quite a lot these days. The British manufacturer has been a regular...
BMW says trade dispute will likely cost them $1.1 billion next year
BMW is expecting increased overhead costs to increase considerably in 2019, due to the uncertain economic conditions caused by trade disagreements
November 2018: Mercedes maintains lead over BMW, Lexus in U.S. sales
After November 2018 sales reports, Mercedes-Benz continues to lead in the U.S. luxury cars race, ahead of BMW and Lexus, and aiming another win
