EXCLUSIVE: BMW Hydrogen Fuel Cell Concept not coming to Detroit after all
BMWBLOG has learned today that the BMW hydrogen fuel cell concept will not be unveiled in Detroit and no further date or venue has been communicated to us.
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BMW 218i – The Perfect Small Coupe For The U.S. Market?
BMW 218i will come with BMW’s 1.5 liter, turbocharged three-cylinder engine from the MINI Cooper and i8, the same engine that just recently landed on Ward’s 2015 10 Best Engines.
BMW’s new CEO Krueger has a long, challenging road ahead
Harald Krueger has to continue building out the BMW i sub-brand, improve the current offerings and deliver new products
BMW F30 328d Build By European Auto Source
A tuning program of a BMW F30 328d. Some customers would like to take their BMW 3 Series to a new level and this is where aftermarket parts come in.
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MINI unsure on production Superleggera Vision
MINI Superleggera Concept has yet to receive the final approval for production. The Superleggera was built to see ‘“how the public would react to a MINI stretched in a way that it had never been stretched before”
2015 Audi Q7 vs. 2015 BMW X5 – Photo Comparison
The new 2015 Audi Q7 luxury SUV is coming to market to challenge the F15 BMW X5 and the Mercedes-Benz ML
MINI Superleggera patent sketches surface on the Internet
Patent sketches of the MINI Superleggera surfaced today on the interwebs.
BMW Innovations at the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas
At the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), BMW will be demonstrating new technologies around collision avoidance technologies, fully automated parking and navigation without GPS signals.
BMW i3 with fully-automated parking coming to CES 2015
Called Remote Valet Parking Assistant, BMW’s new fully automated parking
Cars: Matters Of The Heart
As cars enter and leave our ownership we are often flooded with a volley of mixed emotions. This is one of those stories.
New 2016 BMW 7 Series – “A Technical Wonder”
Auto Motor und Sport who coins the 2016 BMW 7 Series as the "Technical Wonder."
