For the past few days we have heard rumors of a teaser video of the BMW PAS being released onto the web. We were told not to expect more since it will build momentum for the official photos and videos. … Continue reading

With the Geneva Auto Show less than two months away, the BMW PAS, short for Progressive Activity Sedan, is undergoing more testing on the beautiful Munich streets. The Geneva Show will offer us the world premiere of one of the … Continue reading

First, let me start by saying that I have no idea why this is such big news and many of the automotive blogs are reporting this. The Progressive Activity Sedan received the green light a long time ago and it’s … Continue reading

One of the most popular subjects lately on our blog is the upcoming new concept from BMW: PAS, short for Progressive Activity Sedan. My first reaction to BMW’s new gimmick wasn’t very positive, but in time, as I learned more … Continue reading

BMW’s Progressive Activity Concept is continuing its testing runs and the folks at Autocar UK were there to photo spy it. Just last week, a little more revealing shots were posted by us, but still too camouflaged to tell what’s … Continue reading

With everyone waiting on the official release of the new Z4, BMW’s new concept, PAS, short for Progressive Activity Sedan, has made an appearance again. In comparison to the spy shots we have seen a couple of weeks ago, the … Continue reading

Another week and more photos of a new BMW concept, the PAS, short for Progressive Activity Sedan, a car that we have talked about in the past and gave some full details on what BMW wants to achieve with this … Continue reading

The German car-magazine Autobild published five new Spyshots of the BMW Progressive Activity Sedan (PAS) today. The camo on the rear reminds me of early spyshots of the BMW X6. BMW wanted to show us a totally different roofline than … Continue reading

The all new BMW PAS, short for Progressive Activity Sedan, or codename F5, has been spotted again somewhere in Germany during some more testing sessions. Not much of a difference from the previous spy photos, but we do get a … Continue reading