The 2014 BMW M3 is coming into better focus. We believe that we dodged a bullet with the V6 variant but purists are still miffed that the in-line 6 will be turbocharged. But power will be up over the naturally … Continue reading

Based on the recent spy photos, here is a rendering that depicts very closely the front-end design of the new 2014 BMW M3. First off, the photoshoped image shows the power dome seen on some test mule, an indication that … Continue reading

Smoke lingers in the air, slowly drifting across the sun-set scene. But it’s not tire smoke – it’s billowing out of the BBQ, this time a classic Bratwurst VS Johnsonville Brats cook-off. American meat vs German sausage. Well, you get … Continue reading

Last month BMW made waves with an announcement around their plans to bring more diesel models on American soil. At the time the Bavarians only mentioned the engine choices while refraining from placing them into a specific product: a 2.0 … Continue reading

Just yesterday we made a call to action to stop the madness around chrome wraps on our lovely BMWs. Fast forward 24 hrs later and a new “chromed-out” BMW surfaces from the usual place: Russia. An owner of a BMW … Continue reading

BMWBLOG had the opportunity recently to interview Chris Bangle. As usual, a memo circulated inside the group soliciting questions for the interview, and we got an array of decent topics to put in front of Mr. Bangle. But to paraphrase … Continue reading

Last month, our sister-magazine Bimmertoday brought us the first exclusive image of the “Green Mamba” rolling off the production lines at Leipzig plant. And today, we follow up with more exclusive photos of the BMW 1M in Java Green color … Continue reading

With the BMW HP4, BMW Motorrad presents the lightest 4-cylinder supersports bike in the 1000cc class to date. Based on the BMW S 1000 RR – or RR for short – the new sports motorcycle has an output of 142 kW … Continue reading

BMW M was established in 1972 and represents BMW’s foray into the sportscars market. The first M product was the 3.0 CSL, a car built for the racing venues, and followed by the first M-badged vehicle: the M1. Built starting … Continue reading