5 BMWs That Could Become Future Classics
Explore five BMW models that could become future classics, including the thrilling M2, the versatile X3 M, and the electrifying i4 M50.
Latest BMW News
The BMW iDrive X Screen Measures 17.9 Inches
Future BMWs will share a supersized center screen, measuring 17.9 inches, making it a full three inches bigger than the current infotainment.
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BMW XM Gets a Makeover: A Nod to Motorsport Legends
Explore the bold transformation of the BMW XM with a custom Motorsport-inspired livery wrap, commissioned by Spokane BMW.
BMW Is Abandoning Gesture Controls
With the iDrive X infotainment, BMW is waving (pun intended) goodbye to gesture controls. Instead, it will focus on touch and voice controls.
Praise Be, BMW Won’t Move All Controls Inside The Big Screen
BMW's new iDrive X is all about screens, but rest assured, there will still be physical controls inside future models.
BMW Panoramic Display Will Support Apple CarPlay, Android Auto
BMW has told us the new pillar-to-pillar display debuting in Neue Klasse cars will show functions of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
BMW M2 CS Racing to Lead Iconic iRacing Events in 2025
BMW M Motorsport partners with iRacing as the Official Safety Car for 2025. The BMW M2 CS Racing will lead formation laps at major events like the 24 Hours of Daytona and Nürburgring.
Upcoming BMW EVs Will Look Almost The Same As Gas Cars
We spoke with BMW design boss Adrian van Hooydonk about Neue Klasse and how next-generation EVs will share their fresh styling with ICE cars.
BMW Beats Mercedes To Win Luxury Sales Race In The US
BMW sold nearly 47,000 more cars than Mercedes in the United States last year. It finished first among luxury brands, ahead of Lexus and Audi.
Rolls-Royce Buyers Are Spending Over $500,000 On Average
Rolls-Royce says buyers typically spent more than $500,000 in the US last year but some cars were sold for seven figures.
