BMW to Start Manufacturing Batteries in Thailand Next Year
The global EV offensive is forcing some manufacturers to look for alternative ways of cashing in from their experience in...
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Lexus could be planning a 660 hp SUV to take on BMW X6 M
At its price point, the BMW X6 M is a tough SUV to beat. At around $100,000, the only other...
Best BMW Suppliers Recognized in Official Ceremony Held in Landshut
BMW works with over 3,200 suppliers worldwide, across 4,500 locations in 50 countries, meaning the company takes delivery of over...
BMW Looking to Enter Chinese Ride-Hailing Market
BMW will become the first global car maker to be allowed to provide ride-hailing services to customers in China this...
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VIDEO: Summer Tires vs Winter Tires (BMW X1 xDrive vs BMW X1 sDrive)
In this new video from Tyre Review, we look at the difference between all-wheel drive with summer tires and front-wheel drive with winter tires.
If the Jaguar F-Type gets a BMW V8, would it be the perfect sports car?
%%excerpt%% The next-generation Jaguar F-Type could either use a BMW V8 or electric motors. We hope it's a BMW V8 because that could be the perfect sports car.
VIDEO: This BMW S85 V10-powered Datsun 240z is awesome
%%excerpt%% This Datsun 240z build features an engine swap from its small-displacement straight-six engine to a BMW S85 V10 engine from the E60 BMW M5.
The 2002 Turbo – Europe’s first production turbocharged car
The BMW 2002 Turbo was frowned upon in this new era, ultimately this lead to its demise in 1975 after only producing 1672 models
How much would it cost you to own a collection of BMW legends?
%%excerpt%% Enthusiast Auto Group has announced that a special collection of BMWs is up for sale. The collection comprises 13 rare BMW models
Two BMWs make Top Gear’s list of Ten Best Cancelled Prototypes
%%excerpt%% Top Gear recently created a list of the ten best cancelled prototypes of all time and two BMWs made the list, including some fan favorites.
BMW to debut 48-volt electrical systems by 2020
%%excerpt%% Despite BMW's other competitors already having 48-volt electrical systems in their cars, BMW won't be using the technology until 2020.
