BMW X3 3.0 Diesel, a vehicle that  the US based BMW fans don’t have the chance to buy it or….even to drive it. Despite being a popular model overseas and exceeding BMW’s expectations when it comes to sales, the X3 … Continue reading

I was just informed today that many of the US based dealerships are starting to receive the new, highly awaited BMW X5d. Both the 335d Sedan and X5d SAV are equipped with BMW’s advanced 3.0L diesel and 50-state compliant Blue-Performance … Continue reading

I am currently attending the BMW live webcast which covers the upcoming launch of the diesel engines in the U.S. BMW has just announced the pricing for the BMW 335d and the X5 xDrive35d: BMW 335d – $44,725 BMW X5d … Continue reading

Today, all the BMW U.S dealerships received some marketing updates regarding the 2009 and 2010 models. Before we get into these details, please keep in mind that the dates might change and nothing it’s set in stone with BMW, especially … Continue reading

Here are the first photos of the BMW X5 xDrive35d, the first diesel BMW SAV that will be launched on U.S soil. And who else other than our friend Palbay could have brought us the photos?! He spotted the X5d … Continue reading

Again, Palbay has some photos for us from the Eurofest gathering at the BMW Zentrum. BMW has erected this display in the Zentrum about the new US 3.0L TT Diesel. The first BMW diesel powered vehicles will be available starting December … Continue reading

Update: Scheduled production week on those x5 diesels as well as 335d’s are supposed to be December in the 49th week. Pricing is not disclosed as well and won’t be til we get a confirmation on production. Coming straight from … Continue reading

Agent001, the Editor in Chief at Autospies, was given the opportunity by BMW to visit the Welt in Munich and also, to test drive the upcoming BMW 335d and the X5 diesel. Obviously, these are exciting moments for anyone in … Continue reading

This is a question that I am sure most of you thought about it or even attempted to do the math on it. It is widely known that the diesel gallon price in the U.S is higher than the petrol, … Continue reading