2023 BMW X1 Enters Production In Brazil At Araquari Plant
An xLine model painted in Cape York Green, the first 2023 BMW X1 to be made at the Araquari Plant has rolled off the assembly line.
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2025 BMW M2 CS Spotted, Likely Over 500 HP and Auto Only
A BMW M2 CS is coming as a 2025 model and it will have at least 500 horsepower and only an automatic transmission.
MINI To Build Electric Crossover At BMW Factory In Mexico: Report
Automotive News alleges MINI will assemble a new electric crossover at the BMW San Luis Potosi Plant in Mexico after 2025.
Photo Comparison: BMW i7 M70 vs Mercedes-AMG EQS
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BMW iDrive 8.5 – Exclusive Demo In The New i7 M70
We asked Stephan Durach, Senior Vice President BMW Group Connected Company Development, to take us on a tour of the iDrive 8.5 inside the i7 M70.
Photo Comparison: BMW i7 M70 vs Lucid Air Grand Touring
Now that the BMW i7 M70 is here, we take a look at how its new design compares to the Lucid Air Grand Touring.
BMW XM Looks Striking With Chrome Wrap For Coachella 2023
BMW is attending Coachella 2023 in California with chrome-wrapped XMs as well as the new XM Label Red, its most powerful car to date.
BMW M3 Touring In British Racing Green Is Peak Wagon: Video
2023 BMW M3 Touring G81 walkaround video shows the super wagon featuring a desirable Individual color and the M anniversary emblems.
MINI Apologizes For Mismanagement Of Ice Cream Giveaway At Auto Shanghai
Accused by Auto Shanghai visitors of discrimination during an ice cream giveaway, MINI has apologized on the Weibo social media network.
How reliable is the BMW M340i?
Is the BMW M340i worth the investment? Discover the long-term reliability & value of this sedan. Don't miss out on our expert insights.
