Richard Stern

In 1962, BMW developed a new line of cars called the Neue Klasse, or New Class. The New Class of cars were compact sedans and coupes which were meant to be comfortable and sporting, able…

In all the years and all the events, I’ve done I have to say that the 2020 London New Years Day Parade was one of the best. I had done a few carnivals before and they…

Martin Wooler is the lucky owner of this stunning BMW CSL – 1 of 500 right-hand-drive CSLs and we went to see Arago Automotive in South London. It’s also where the owner of the shop…

The BMW 2002 Turbo was frowned upon in this new era, ultimately this lead to its demise in 1975 after only producing 1672 models, all left hand drive. The first BMW Turbo was the Paul…

In 1974, the French racing driver Daniel Brillat visited BMW tuner Max Heidegger in Liechtenstein with the question to build a racecar. The Frenchman had the ambition to drive the 24 hours of Le Mans….

The 2002 is one of the most celebrated of modern BMWs. Introduced in 1968, the 2002 was powered by a 1,990cc, 100bhp version of BMW’s classic M10 single-overhead-camshaft four-cylinder engine. Complementing the 2002 base model…

I found a genuine Alpina Works car in the UK, it’s a 2002 Ti 1969 and been standing for 40 years. The story goes Alpina brought it to the UK and raced it at Silverstone,…