EVs outsold the manual transmission for the first time in the US
For the first time in U.S. history, electric vehicles have outsold the manual transmission, marking the beginning of the end of it.
BMW USA sales increased 9.4 percent in October 2019
BMW sales totaled 25,440 vehicles in October 2019, an increase of 9.4 percent over the 23,262 vehicles sold in October 2018. Year-to-date,
Video: BMW M8 gets spooky promo for Halloween
Even though Halloween has passed, check out this new spooky promo for the BMW M8 and find out that monsters really do exist.
BMW X3 M Competition vs Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio: Driving.Ca Test
Check out this new comparison test between the BMW X3 M Competition and the Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio.
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BMW says “Consumers and infrastructure not ready for EV takeover”
BMW claims that the world isn't ready for a massive adoption of EVs but rather plug-in hybrids for now. Therefore, PHEV models are popular.
SPIED: 2021 Rolls Royce Ghost does some laps at the ‘Ring
Check out some new spy photos of the upcoming 2021 Rolls Royce Ghost surprisingly doing some laps at the Nurburgring.
Check out the 1970 BMW 2500 Jalopnik drove across the US
Check out the hilarous 1970 BMW 2500 that Jalopnik drove across the country, from Washington State to New York City.
BMW to get Dual-Clutch and Hybrid Transmissions from Magna
Canadian auto-parts maker Magna International said it would build dual-clutch and hybrid transmissions for BMW.
No full-fledged M versions planned for front-traction BMWs
BMW M CEO, Markus Flasch, said that pure M versions derived from front-driven models are a no go for the performance brand.
Manual transmissions will live on for future BMW M2, M3 and M4
Manual transmissions are a sensible subject for automotive purists. But BMW seems commited to continue offering manuals for BMW models
BMW M2 CS is the most “pure” M car in a long time, says M Boss
According to a new report, BMW M CEO Markus Flasch says that the upcoming BMW M2 CS is the most "pure M car in a long time.
