BMW of North America is kicking off a pilot program at Camp Pendleton, California, to train transitioning service members to become BMW technicians. Scottsdale-based Universal Technical Institute is joining BMW in this effort which kicks…
Before the BMW i3, there was an electric MINI. In many ways, we have that car to thank for the entire i Division. It was also the first car from BMW Group with one-pedal steering,…
The 2018 Geneva Motor Show is quickly approaching and it’s an exciting time for most car enthusiasts. As probably the biggest European auto show, or maybe even in the world, the Geneva Motor Show is…
As we’re getting closer to March so is the 88th Geneva International Motor Show. One of the biggest venues of its kind, the 2018 edition will still feature a fully fledged BMW stand with all…
Porsche is the undisputed king of giving customers less kit but charging them more for it. There’s a joke that if Porsche made shoes, it’d make the laces optional extras. However, every once in awhile,…
I sort of feel as if the BMW 4 Series Coupe has been forgotten. With the upcoming G20 3 Series on the horizon, the new Z4 on its way as well, the brand-new BMW M5…
One thing few people are aware of is that Rolls-Royce gets involved in a number of charity cases every year. The employees of the British brand also have a saying in which charity wins the…
Every year, JD Power posts its findings in the dependability department, prompting a response from the automotive world. The aim of their Vehicle Dependability Study (VDS) is to find out which car brands tend to…
Despite having one of the best histories of performance driving machines in the entire automotive industry, BMW has been more criticized than ever in the past few years. As a brand, its steering has become…
Since it switched from a lithe and sexy coupe to a bulbous, slightly wagonized Gran Turismo, the new 6 Series has drawn a bit of criticism. It used to be a stunning machine and now…
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