Column: Book Review – “Crash Course”, by Paul Ingrassia
The ink is hardly dry on the pages of this 2010 book and yet the story is as old as time; hubris followed by a fall.
Hugo Becker
Editorial: A Brief History of Front Wheel Drive
A history of front-wheel drive automobiles. Also learn about the future BMW FWD front-wheel drive models
Analysis: The N55B30 engine
The BMW N55B30 represents the current workable technical edge of gasoline engine performance and economy. It is a state-of-the-art powerplant available in the 535i GT and soon the 535i from
Safety of cars’ keyless entry and how to disengage ignition in case of emergency
we will describe how the keyless entry technology works in a BMW and how to disengage the ignition in case of emergency.
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Interview: Dr. Oetker and the BMW M3/335is Dilemma
BMW M3/335is Dilemma: Which one would you choose?
Analysis: BMW 1 Series Coupe Styling
Analysis: BMW 1 Series Coupe Styling and design language, both exterior and interior
Origins of the BMW Roundel
Learn about the history of BMW's famous roundel, where it comes from and what are some of the misconceptions.
The Origins of DesignworksUSA’s Heritage
DesignworksUSA is a design 'skunk works', a hotbed of automotive styling located in southern California. But it wasn't always in BMW's hands. It was purchased from Chuck Pelly by BMW.
Editorial: Bangle’s Legacy
Regardless of popular sentiment, from either pole, Chris Bangle has had a significant impact on BMW.
Column: When a Supplier Is More Than a Supplier
Floating below the surface of the news that Magna International is in negotiations to purchase Opel is Magna's future relationship as a Tier 1 supplier to other auto manufacturers.
