BMW today announced the 2013 BMW M3 Coupe Frozen Limited Edition. For the first time, the M3 Frozen Limited Edition will be available in a choice of frozen exterior finishes. Appropriate to this election season…
It’s raining and I’ve just been handed the key to a 2012 right-hand drive 118d Sport Line with a six-speed manual transmission. I’ve always wanted to try rowing a stick with my left hand, but…
After 20-year absence from DTM, BMW returned this year and won the exciting racing championship. In a electrifying race at Hockenheim, Bruno Spengler finished first ahead of Gary Paffett from HWA Mercedes. Here is a…
Today, on the fifth anniversary of the opening of the BMW Welt, the BMW Group gave the press a sneak preview of its new brand experience. The official opening weekend for all visitors will be…
BMW’s first front-wheel drive vehicle made its world debut at the 2012 Paris Motor Show. To learn more about the challenges in designing a FWD vehicle while maintaining BMW’s core values, we sat down for…
The happy conclusion of the comprehensive restoration of a historic vehicle is invariably awaited with excited anticipation. The end of September 2012 marked the completion of another such project: a 1972 BMW 2000 Touring, completely…
Tourings. You either hate them or love them, and I for one have never been a fan of the sports wagons that Europeans simply adore. Whenever I had the choice between a BMW SUV or…
Carbon Fiber Ford recently announced that they’re jumping into carbon fiber in a big way. Current intentions are to use CF for body panels. They are using new CF processes to improve cycle times for…
At the 2012 Paris Motor Show, BMWBLOG had the exclusive opportunity to chat with Karim Habib, the recently appointed Head of Design at BMW. The 42-year-old Lebanon-born Canadian has been in charge of Exterior Design…
Ahead of its web debut, the BMW M6 Gran Coupe leaks on the interwebs. The photo comes courtesy of a Dutch dealership (via Autogespot) and showcases the M6 Gran Coupe prototype inside a BMW factory….
