Steven Paul

Steven is a Senior Writer for BMWBLOG. A lifelong enthusiast, he's driven F90 M5s around Circuit of the Americas, off-roaded X5s, drag raced M4s and M2s, and spent countless paychecks maintaining BMWs in varying states of broken. He joined the team in 2020, bringing years of experience as a manager at a BMW dealership. Now he writes as a career with BMWBLOG and others, hoping to bring insight and excitement to the fastest-paced automotive landscape in history. He enjoys all cars, but particularly BMW and Toyota/Lexus models.
Every BMW X5 Generation Ranked by Reliability

Every BMW X5 Generation Ranked by Reliability

The BMW X5 has been in production since the early 2000s. It’s the first SUV the brand brought to market, and wasn’t immediately a critical success. That tune has changed through the truck’s quarter-century run,…

Here is Why the BMW M2 Racing Has a Four Cylinder Engine

Here is Why the BMW M2 Racing Has a Four Cylinder Engine

Unacquainted with racing, but newly familiar with the M2 Racing that just got released? You’re probably wondering why BMW packaged the B48 inline-four with the race car as opposed to 3.0-liter six from the roadgoing…

The New BMW M2 Racing Is a Track-Ready Weapon for Under €100K

When Porsche Built 911s in BMW’s Mexican Plant

When Porsche Built 911s in BMW’s Mexican Plant

Porsche and BMW are brands that often share the spotlight. Thanks to a similar focus on motorsport, driver engagement, and performance, there’s a lot of crossover in fans, too. So, perhaps it shouldn’t surprise anyone…

BMW Needs More Sports Cars, Not Supercars

BMW Needs More Sports Cars, Not Supercars

Yearly — perhaps even more frequently — rumors surrounding a new BMW supercar seem to surface. Whether it’s a defunct electric supercar project or nutty wedge-shaped supercar prototypes, you don’t have to look far —…

Top 5 Highest Depreciating New BMW Models

Top 5 Highest Depreciating New BMW Models

Buying a new BMW is an excellent experience (with the right dealers) that I recommend everyone do at least once. But it’s unlikely you’ll find anyone to support the hypothesis that it’s the least expensive…