BMW Door Handle Design: The Evolution Over The Years
The evolution was from the basic door lock that was visible in the driver's door handle towards more digitalized and secure versions.
A look into the future: The trailblazing BMW Nazca M12 and Nazca C2 concept cars
The Nazca M12 and C2 supercar projects of the early '90s were driven by BMW in cooperation with renowned Italdesign Giugiaro studio
BMW Junior Team forced to prepare at home, debut postponed indefinitely
The three members of the BMW Junior Team are preparing at home, both physically and mentally, during the Coronavirus Pandemic.
Head of BMW Design says the Sedans are Here to Stay
According to BMW's Head of Design, the Bavarian brand still sees a need for sedans in a market dominated by crossovers and SUVs.
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BMW releases board games to help fight Coronavirus-induced boredom
BMW has released some board games to keep families entertained while social distancing and self-quarantining during Coronavirus pandemic.
Check out this BMW M88-powered 1988 Mercedes-Benz 300E
Check out the awesome Hartge F1, a BMW M88-powered Mercedes-Benz 300E, developed by the German tuner Hartge back in the '80s.
BMW won’t ditch the twin kidney-grille in electric cars
BMW Head of Design, Domagoj Dukec, has recently sat down for an interview with Autoblog to talk about the latest design trends in Munich
Timeless And Elegant: 1970 BMW 2500 in Tundra Green Metallic
The new BMW 2500 managed to raise the bar and set the highest standards in the upper-class segment. Featured here in Tundra Green Metallic
The BMW 1800/2000 SA series: A look at an intriguing Bimmer
BMW 1800/2000 SA series of BMW models was quite a rather weird appearance in the portfolio of the Bavarian carmaker in the late '60s.
VIDEO: Why the Internal Combustion Engine Will Stick Around For a While
Check out this new video from Engineering Explained to see why investing in the internal combustion engine is still worthwhile.
Remembering MINI’s Past April’s Fools pranks made during better times
Most automotive brands, and even other brands, backed off of their April Fools jokes this year so MINI decided to remember its old pranks.
