Another exciting BMW model to launch early next year is the next generation BMW 6 Series. For the first time since the test mule hit the road, the Convertible variant of the new 6er has been spotted with its top … Continue reading

According to our sources, BMW is less than two weeks away from unveiling their latest and second generation BMW X3. Built under the codename F25, the 2011 BMW X3 runs on the next generation 3 Series platform. The video below … Continue reading

By the end of this month, BMW will unveil the second generation of their mid-compact Sports Activity Vehicle: BMW X3. Not an exciting model when compared to the recently unveiled 5 Series or Gran Coupe Concept, but the X3 continues … Continue reading

The highly discussed and rumored, BMW 1M makes another appearance at the Nurburgring track in Germany. Moving away from the fake widebody kit seen on the previous test mules, the new prototypes feature the now famous psychedelic BMW camouflage, a … Continue reading

After months of confusion and conflicting reports, we have recently learned from trustworthy sources that the next generation BMW 6 Series Convertible will continue to be offered with a soft top, despite initial rumors of a hardtop variant using the … Continue reading

2011 cannot come soon enough and everyone in the BMW community is excited about the new F10 BMW M5. After plenty of spy photos and teaser information, we certainly have an idea on what to expect from this new generation … Continue reading

2012 BMW M5 was once again spotted by spy photographers on the Old Continent. With just a few months left before its official unveiling, the new F10 M5 enters the Final Evaluation Phase where the last kinks are being ironed … Continue reading

At the recent 2010 Geneva Motor Show, BMW unveiled the third hybrid in their line-up: BMW Concept 5 Series ActiveHybrid. The 5 ActiveHybrid shares the same design as the regular 5 Series, but with minor cosmetic touches: distinct front-bumper, specific … Continue reading

The 2012 BMW M5 continues the testing process with more laps around the Nurburgring track. The F10 M5 will use an updated engine from the BMW X6 M. The 4.4-liter V8 twin-scroll powerplant will peak at around 570-580 horsepower and … Continue reading