Rumor: BMW to Axe Several Models Including 8 Series and Z4
According to a report, several BMWs will be getting axed in the future, to make sure the company remains profitable on the long run, including the BMW Z4
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Rumor: BMW X8 heading to production, but with ///M touches
A future X8 M was being planned, along with an M Performance model of the same crossover. The car will be called the BMW X8
Production BMW iNext Will Reportedly Have Three Versions
BMW has repeatedly said that the upcoming production version of the iNext concept will be its new flagship, leaving the...
BMW i3 and i8 Successors to Reportedly Steer Away from Current Recipes
There’s been a lot of talk about the future of the BMW i3 and i8 models going around. Most of...
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Video: Tuned BMW M2 Competition Does Nurburgring’s BTG in 7:12
Nurburgring records have lost relevance in my book for quite some time now. For some people they still hold some...
BMW X5 and X7 Models Will Come with Bridgestone Tires from Now On
Bridgestone announced today that the current BMW X5 and X7 generations will be fitted as standard with their tires, part...
Video: BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe Spotted Testing in Traffic
Unlike the 1 Series, the new 2 Series Gran Coupe will be arriving in the US and BMW has high hopes for it. Yet, the competition is going to be fierce.
Rumor: Future BMW 7 Series goes electric
The 7 Series story will be much bigger than its design. For the first time ever, BMW will offer an all-electric 7 Series model.
Second generation BMW 2 Series Active Tourer is being planned
The BMW 2 Series Active Tourer will be returning for a second generation starting in 2020-2021 following a great sales success
Maximilian Gunther will test for the BMW Andretti ABB FIA Formula E
BMW Motorsport has announced that Maximilian Gunther will test for the BMW i Andretti Formula E team this week in Calafat, Spain
Formula E in NYC – A Street Fight
Formula E’s fifth season came to a close with a big double-header weekend at the New York City E-Prix. We...
