Top 5 ALPINA Cars: 61 Years of Independence Ends Today
From the world's fastest sedan to ultra-rare grand tourers, these five cars defined ALPINA before BMW took over
From the world's fastest sedan to ultra-rare grand tourers, these five cars defined ALPINA before BMW took over
With 717 horsepower, family-sized cargo space, and electric range, BMW's first US M Touring delivers it all
BMW takes full control of ALPINA, positioning it as a luxury brand between 7 Series and Rolls-Royce with new models arriving late 2026
MINI’s modern era began April 26, 2001 at Plant Oxford. A look back at the BMW-era reboot—from Paris 2000 to global production
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The BMW Z8 (E52) is BMW’s most beautiful design—clean proportions, 507-inspired elegance, and a halo-car vibe BMW can’t justify today.
Speedtop or Skytop for $500K? A passionate, fair take on BMW’s new ultra-limited specials—and what they reveal about BMW’s identity.
BMW patent drawings show logo-inspired screw heads shaped like the BMW roundel, with quadrant recesses.
Cullinan showed SUVs are what they actually want. That’s why an electric Rolls-Royce SUV feels like the missing piece.
Reports suggest BMW is planning a new ALPINA 7 Series range with a separate G72 code and a V8 expected around 617 hp.
Episode 16 is a pure test-drive roundtable: M2 CS track impressions, a first drive of the Neue Klasse iX, and what the new 2025 M5 Touring is like.
BMW’s E38 750iL High Security: discreet, factory-armored V12 luxury built for VIPs who must keep moving—unnoticed in plain sight.