BMW UK workers accept revised pension, end strike threat
A little while back, BMW UK workers at MINI and Rolls Royce plants were striking over pension disputes with the...
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Will the E92 3 Series become a future classic?
I specifically remember reading a Motor Trend magazine, back in 2006, when the E90 BMW 3 Series first debuted. The...
Video: Alfa Romeo Giulia QV Engine Malfunctions During Test Against M3
It seems like the old myths related to Alfa Romeo are still alive and kicking, the Giulia QV prompting a CEL during a review against the BMW M3.
BMW Wants to Cut Indirect Costs by 1 Billion Euros in the Near Future
BMW will be looking to cut costs in procurement by over 1 billion euros by 2019, in hopes of diverting those funds to EV R&D.
Electric BMW iM2 Concept Imagined as the Fun EV of the Future
The BMW iM2 Concept is an attempt by David Olivares at figuring out how BMW could combine electric vehicles and the philosophy of the M division in the future.
BMW M Owners Meet – June 2017 – WA State
BMW owners are some of the most passionate and engaged automotive enthusiasts on the planet. Here is the WA state meet of M cars
BMW Takes Second Straight GTLM Win with 1-2 at CTMP
BMW Team RLL has scored its second GT Le Mans class win in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship races, with a 1-2 finish at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park.
2018 BMW X3 M40i – First Ride
While in Spartanburg for the launch of the new BMW X3, the German automaker has granted us a few hot...
Why BMW chose South Carolina as their second home
BMW is celebrating its 25th anniversary of the Spartanburg plant and now employs almost 9,000 people. Why has BMW chose South Carolina as their second home?
Does the BMW 530i make entry-level BMWs cool again?
I’ve always bemoaned entry-level BMWs when I see them on the road. Not because I think less of people who...
Elon Musk tweets first production Tesla Model 3
Elon Musk has just recently tweeted pictures of the upcoming Tesla Model 3 in production-ready form and it looks...like a Tesla.
