BMW i3 Sedan: First Official Technical Specifications Announced
BMW confirms its first sedan in the modern Neue Klasse era will launch as the i3 50 xDrive with some already familiar specs.
2026 BMW iX3 Shows Previously Unseen Two-Tone Leather Interior
The Neue Klasse SUV has touched down in Greece with an Individual leather upholstery you won't find in the configurator.
The BMW M440i Is Getting More Power In Europe: Report
BMW is likely to use an updated B58 engine for the M Performance versions of the 4 Series Coupe and Convertible in Europe.
It’s Official: The New BMW i3 Will Debut On March 18
The second Neue Klasse model is about to break cover, catering to the sedan crowd after last year's iX3 crossover.
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Low-Mile Manual F87 M2 CS in Misano Blue Hits Bring a Trailer — $100K Again?
A 3,200-mile manual M2 CS resurfaces — and the market may finally be shifting.
BMW M2 CS Hits Its Top Speed Limiter On The German Highway
The BMW M2 CS blasts past 300 km/h on the Autobahn without breaking the law.
2027 BMW X5 Specs Emerge Ahead Of Debut: Bigger And Heavier
The BMW X5 G65 will be initially offered as the 40 xDrive, and its technical specifications have surfaced months before the luxury SUV's launch.
BMW E46 330i ZHP: The Best Performance Package BMW Ever Built?
The E46 3 Series ZHP remains BMW's greatest factory equipment package — a rare case where subtle upgrades created an instant classic that still commands a premium two decades later.
Ex-BMW Designer Weighs In On The New iX3’s Design
Frank Stephenson isn't necessarily a fan of the Neue Klasse styling, which will be applied to around 40 models by the end of 2028.
2026 BMW iX3 Is A World Car Of The Year Top Three Finalist
The new BMW iX3 makes its way to the short list for the 2026 World Car of the Year (WCOTY) award. It's also a top three finalist for the World Electric Vehicle title.
BMW M2 xDrive Is Closer Than Ever — And the Haters Are Wrong About the Weight
A leak from BMW has reignited the M2 xDrive debate. The pitchforks are out — but the math, and the M3/M4 precedent, tell a very different story.
