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That's right, Buick has designed a car only for the Chinese market. The new concept is called Riviera and it's going to be unveiled at the Detroit Auto Show. The Riviera concept made its initial debut at the Shanghai Auto … Continue reading

Here is a promotional video showing the BMW X6 that will be unveiled at the Detroit Show in January. As you might notice, there are a few changes from the concept that was revealed at the Geneva Show such as … Continue reading

As we have announced earlier, BMW X6 will come at the Detroit Auto Show in January. For now, we would like to refresh our BMW X6 gallery with some new photos. These are the official press photos released by the … Continue reading

The show became even more interesting after BMW has announced that the upcoming 2008 BMW X6 will make its U.S debut at the Detroit show in January. The X6 Sports Activity Coupe will arrive in US showrooms sometime during the … Continue reading

was a success, so expect many more to come. As I have announced two weeks ago, edBMW and Motor Werks hosted the first BMW European Delivery party. The event was targeted towards people that wanted to learn more about this … Continue reading

This comes straight from BMWNA through an internal bulletin that was sent to all the dealers. The most-awaited BMW that has been released in the past few years, will go on sale on March 22nd, 2008. Also, the online configuration … Continue reading

We’re getting closer to the launch date!!! And we can tell that by the amount of new photos that are coming in weekly. About a month ago, we had our first BMW X6 test-drive report that confirmed once again that … Continue reading

I was browsing the germancarzone.com forum the other day and I came across an interesting topic. One of the members, "Merc1", decided to make a top 10 of his favorite cars in the past 30 years. His rules were fairly … Continue reading

Here is a really cool video showing the manufacturing process of the new BMW 1-series coupe. It is amazing to see how most of the process is automated and there is less and less interaction from the actual workers.  In … Continue reading