BMW Reliability Has Changed, But the Internet Hasn’t Caught Up
Why BMW’s reliability reputation no longer tells the full story.
Why BMW’s reliability reputation no longer tells the full story.
BMW has been suppling engines to Morgan for a quarter of a century. This family portrait celebrates the important milestone.
BMW is rumored to upgrade the B48 to the B48TÜ3 for the 2027 3 Series, improving efficiency, response, and hybrid performance.
Mercedes may turn to BMW’s 2.0L B48 engine to meet Euro 7 rules, but the deal could favor BMW more. Here’s why a Mercedes powered by BMW might change the rivalry forever.
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Mercedes is in talks with BMW to source four-cylinder engines from 2027. The deal could reshape both brands, secure BMW’s Steyr plant, and mark a major shift in Mercedes’ engine strategy.
The new 2025 BMW M2 Racing is positioned as the grassroots factory race car. And the B48 was the perfect engine choice for that application.
Discover the best cars powered by BMW’s underrated B48 engine, from the MINI JCW GP to the Toyota Supra 2.0 and the timeless Morgan Plus Four.
The 2025 Morgan Plus Four is officially coming to the U.S. market, marking the first time in over fifteen years that a four-wheeled Morgan has been available stateside. Featuring a BMW-sourced 2.0-liter turbo engine with 255 horsepower, the retro-styled roadster blends classic British design with modern performance. Discover how this limited-production model skirts U.S. regulations and delivers a unique driving experience.
According to a BMW insider, the B48 TÜ3 will first appear in 2026, likely on the next-generation X3 (G45) in the United States.
The BMW B48 engines are generally reliable as long as they are regularly serviced and maintained. But what's their tuning potential?
BMW will introduce a more powerful version of its B48 turbocharged 2.0-liter gasoline, starting with the X1 M35i.