BMW Display Key – Functions And Features
What is the BMW Display Key? Who needs an old school mechanical key to start their car? Not BMW 7 Series owners that’s for sure. Introduced in 2015, the BMW Display Key (optional equipment OE…
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BMW Valet Parking – How To Park Your BMW Remotely
In recent years, BMW has taken an aggressively progressive stance on technology. From user interface systems like iDrive to self-driving tech, the last couple of years have seen many steps forward. Now, BMW joins Mercedes…
We Tested the First Ever Level 3 Self-Driving in a BMW
The automotive industry is in a bit of a scramble to find autonomous driving solutions these days. BMW is no exception, bringing steady improvements to their original adaptive cruise control system brought to market in…
BMW N54 vs. N55 Comparison: Which One is Better?
BMW’s first-ever inline-six-cylinder engine, designated as the M78, was produced from 1933 to 1950. The initial version, the 303, featured a 5.6:1 compression ratio, a 56mm cylinder bore, and an 80mm stroke, resulting in approximately…
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BMW Operating System 8.5: Which Head Unit Do I Need
BMW’s latest operating system, BMW Operating System 8.5 with QuickSelect, enhances the user experience with upgraded functionality. The system is available exclusively for vehicles equipped with the Head Unit High 5 (MGU 22) that utilizes…
BMW Digital Key 101
The 1st generation BMW Digital Key was introduced in Autumn 2018 and was available for vehicles with the optional equipment Live Cockpit Professional (OE 6U3). The current BMW Digital Key Plus was introduced in 2021…
Prime Day Deals for BMW Car Owners
Prime Day, the widely celebrated online shopping extravaganza, is here with a treasure trove of exclusive deals. From premium car accessories to car tech upgrades, Prime Day brings a cornucopia of opportunities for BMW enthusiasts…
BMW Electric Cars Ranked By Range
The 19th century Scottish inventor, Robert Anderson, is known as the inventor of the first rudimentary electric carriage around 1832 to 1839 using non-rechargeable batteries known as primary cells. Imagine if you gave him the…
Where Have the Basics of Automotive Culture Gone?
The Evolution of American Car Culture Recently, I was given the open-ended task of writing about any automotive topic of choice. Woah, I can hardly remember a time when I had the choice to freely…
How to Change Your BMW Battery Like a Professional
AGM batteries vs. Lead-Acid batteries Modern BMWs have dozens of control modules and hundreds of electronic actuators, which are components that control or move a mechanism or system. All these electronics consume a significant amount…
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