The Spun Bearing: The Case For the 90 Degree V6 (With Reservations)
The latest information (rumors) circulating about the next M3's engine suggest that BMW is seriously thinking of placing a V6 (a 90 degree V6 at that) into the F80
Hugo Becker
The Spun Bearing: M Diesels, Synchros, and Cruise Control In the Rain
The Spun Bearing: Let's talk about BMW M diesel engines and cruise control in the rain
Voice Recognition and the Applification of the Automotive IP
And now Apple, with the Siri interface, has added voice recognition, in a consumer product, to the iPhone 4S.
The Spun Bearing: On Playing Musical Chairs With the Board of Directors
Announced today is a 'strategic realignment' of the BMW board of directors effective April 1, 2012.
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The Spun Bearing: Push Rods, Drum Brakes, and Leaf Springs! Oh My!!
Article on Push Rods, Drum Brakes, and Leaf Springs. After the Twin Overhead Cam article, I just had to bring up pushrods.
BMWBLOG Exclusive: Interview of Holger Jeebe – Drivetrain Strategy
BMWBLOG had the opportunity to interview Holger Jeebe of BMW's Antriebstrategie (Strategical Aspects, Drive Train) at the Frankfurt Motor Show. After introductions we jumped right into it.
Editorial: Cadillac vs BMW – Motown Takes On Munich
It's an interesting take on GM's argument that Cadillac is THE competitor to BMW (not Audi or Mercedes-Benz as THE competitor to BMW, let alone Infiniti or Lexus)
BMW Delivers the Third M6
The original M6, the E24 M635i, was the follow on to the much loved and still desirable E9 3.0 CSL. The original M6 ran from 1979 to 1989 whereupon the M6 badge went into hiatus for 14 years, not that unlike a cicada, and re-emerged as the E63/64 M6 in 2003, with its run ending in 2010.
Editorial: BMW ActiveHybrid 5 and ActiveHybrid 3
Information and technical details on the BMW ActiveHybrid 5 and ActiveHybrid 3
The Spun Bearing: Fuel, Design, and More On the ATS
The Spun Bearing editorial: Fuel, Design, and More On the ATS. Find our more inside the article
2012 Detroit Auto Show: New Acura NSX
Acura chose Detroit to unveil it's mid-engined hybrid NSX sports car. The car is slated to be built in Ohio and features the super hybrid all wheel drive system that Honda has pioneered.
