BMW Says U.S. Appetite For V8 Engines Is ‘Above Average’
BMW thinks that Americans will keep buying V8-powered cars in the near future.
BMW thinks that Americans will keep buying V8-powered cars in the near future.
BMW’s development chief Joachim Post says 2024 was the strongest year ever for BMW’s V8 engines.
Ineos Automotive built a V8 prototype of the Grenadier SUV with a GM engine but a production version of the off-roader could use a BMW V8.
At a meeting with dealers, BMW told US retailers the V8 isn't facing extinction as the company wants to give people what they want.
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Previously built in Munich, the BMW V8 will be made going forward at the Steyr Plant in Austria as well as at the Hams Hall Plant in the UK.
Our sources close to BMW have told us the V8 will be dropped for the next-gen X5, X6, and X7 sold in Europe but will soldier on in the US.
Ex-BMW M CEO Markus Flasch says the engineers have developed ways to make the larger engines comply with stricter emissions regulations.
Land Rover made a big splash recently, launching the Defender V8. Not only is the Jaguar-powered Defender V8 much faster...
Rumors have once again begun to swirl about the Land Rover Defender potentially getting a BMW-sourced V8 engine.
Check out this awesome Volkswagen Golf engine-swapped with a BMW V8 and converted to rear-wheel drive.
BMW's own boss of research and development, Mr. Klaus Froehlich confirmed today that the B57S quad-turbo engine will be retired