ALPINA says NO to front-wheel drive vehicles
ALPINA won’t be building a supped-up 1 Series (or X1, X2, et cetera) on the BMW front-wheel drive architecture. ALPINA says no interest in those models
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BMW Exhausts Could Become Quieter in the Future
I know this is something you never wanted to hear but it looks like some regulation changes in Europe will...
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
BMW M boss confirms manual transmission for upcoming BMW M3/M4
The new CEO of BMW M, Markus Flasch, talked to us about the state of affairs at M and confirmed a manual transmission for the new BMW M3 and M4
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Mid-Engine C8 Corvette could be deadly for European Sports Cars
The upcoming C8-generation mid-engine Corvette will finally make its official debut tonight and throw a monkey wrench at European sports cars.
Video: How to Use Your BMW High Performance Brakes
You’d think that one of the easiest concepts to understand, in this technology-filled automotive world, would be the brakes. In...
Could the Toyota Supra get the engine from next BMW M3?
The idea of the S58 in the Toyota Supra is quite intriguing, considering the power output of the S58 can go higher than 500 horsepower.
Fully Electric BMW M Cars Will Become Reality After 2025
In the not so distant future, the M division will electrify some of their models.The first model to get a plug-in hybrid platform could be the M Next Concept
BMW has no plans so far for a 1 Series to rival the Mercedes-AMG A45 S and Audi RS3
According to BMW M product boss Carsten Pries, BMW still doesn't plan on offering a new 1M or similar model on the F40 generation to rival Mercedes and Audi
BMW M Boss: We’re Looking Into Making Bespoke M Models
It looks like the BMW M division is currently assessing the production of stand-alone cars, models that don't fit in any current line-up
Autoblog sat down with BMW M CEO Markus Flasch
During a recent interview with Autoblog, BMW M CEO Markus Flasch spoke about the future of the M Division and electrification.
