According to the latest of Auto Bild, the next generation BMW 1 Series due out in 2016 will make use of the new front-wheel drive architecture. The FWD platform (UKL) was recently previewed in the BMW Concept Active Tourer and … Continue reading

BMW X1 has been a smashing hit for the Munich-based automaker. The rear-wheel drive and xDrive models sold to 300,000 customers around the world since its market launch in Fall 2009. The X1 was praised by magazines and rewarded for … Continue reading

We’ve been down this road before, but as we near the approach of the first production FWD BMW, there appears to be a bit of misunderstanding of how BMW achieves a FWD platform. It is not named UKL (Untere Klasse) … Continue reading

The future BMW Front Wheel Drive model was spied in Germany during the usual test driving process. Sporting the psychedelic camouflage we became accustomed to, the 2013 BMW with front-wheel drive architecture sports an unusual design, with a taller upright … Continue reading

The long-rumored BMW Z2 project is still alive and according to our sources, it’s on a track for a market launch in the next two years. In their latest edition, German magazine AutoBild has a new report on the Z2 … Continue reading

In an interview for USA Today, Mark Templin, Lexus sales chief for the US, said the Japanese automaker will regain the automotive lead in the United States, but only partially due to the more aggressive new look of their models. … Continue reading

In a statement released to the press today, Ian Robertson, BMW board member responsible for sales and marketing, says that BMW and MINI will expand their offerings with six to nine new compact class cars. “We want to grow in … Continue reading

Autocar UK renders the future BMW front-wheel drive vehicle. They refer to the car as a 1 Series model, but based on information from our sources, the naming convention has yet to be established. BMW refers to the new front-wheel … Continue reading

Without a doubt, this year, BMW news lived mostly under the stigma of rumors. Most likely the fault lies with us and other automotive magazines, blogs and forums, but with the always-growing Internet, BMW insiders and sources have become more … Continue reading