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Nate Risch is not only a long-time contributor of BMWBLOG, but also the proud of owner of a 1995 E36 BMW M3. Nate is also not afraid of some DIY work, so it comes as…

When the new BMW M3 and M4 models came out, one interesting function hidden in the infotainment sub-menus showed that the engineers in Munich still know how to have fun. Even though drifting is sometimes…

The current generation BMW M3 and BMW M4 range is quite complicated, at least compared to the older models. Whereas in the past the Competition version used to be more of an optional package, today…

Whenever one thinks of Launch Control, a connection to an automatic gearbox is instantly made. That’s because Launch Control has been traditionally a feature of automatic gearboxes over the years. However, in recent years, we’ve…

Across the aftermarket world, there is a large group of BMW M owners who are actively looking for improved seats to accommodate their personal vehicle on track. The stock, normal or M Sport seats are…

Unlike the previous generation BMW M3/M4 and M2 with manual transmissions, BMW now gives you the ability to deactivate the auto-blipping feature of the G80/G28 M3/M4 manual transmissions, regardless of the driving mode selected. In…

Back in March, BMW launched a new My BMW App, allowing you access to a whole new world of features for your car, as well as a new way of interacting with it. The My…

Washing your BMW car is one choir that a lot of BMW owners enjoy. The process can be as simple as vacuuming the cabin and cleaning off the dirt on the outside, or you can…

The new BMW M3 and M4 models now come with all-wheel drive on the Competition versions as standard and that’s certainly something unique for the two popular sportscars. And certainly, this is a smart move…

The Rolls-Royce experience is defined by a number of things. From the utter quietness of the interior to the silky smooth feeling of the suspension, and the imperceptible gear changes, everything is done so that…