Back in 2010, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration didn’t require manufacturers to test their car’s resistance to rollover crashes. They were a lot more forgiving back then. However, that didn’t stop certain manufacturers from…
Ever since BMW first debuted its X6 SUV (sorry, SAV), the competition has been trying to play catch up. It’s no secret that cars like the Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupe and Range Rover Evoque borrowed heavily…
We all know that BMW is famous for its niche-busting ways. The Bavarians have been creating new niche cars, segments and body styles for years now. It seems that every couple of years, BMW has…
BMW is reportedly recalling over 200,000 of its SUVs for two different reasons, both of which have yet to cause any harm. Of these 200,000 SUVs, 188,668 are BMW X3s and X4s, while 21,493 are X5s and…
With everyone focused on the new quad-turbo diesel engine that will be available on the 750d models starting this July, it’s easy to forget that the tri-turbo predecessor of that monster used to be the…
With global fuel prices continuing their descend, the market for Sports Utility Vehicles continue to increase its sales. The U.S. market accounts for the largest market for SUVs and automakers are once again building a…
BMW takes its X cars into the mountains for a snow playing session. The new X1 joins the X3, X4, X5 and X6 models in showcasing the capabilities of the all-wheel drive xDrive system. Today,…
BMW of North America’s CEO – Ludwig Willisch – says in 2016 forty percent of the BMW sales in the U.S. will be crossovers. BMW currently sells the X1, X3, X4, X5 and X6 SUVs…
At the moment, BMW has five SUVs on sale; the X1, X3, X4, X5 and X6. Could there really be a specific customer base for each and every one of those SUVs?
In 1994, BMW acquired Land Rover from British Aerospace (BAe) in a deal worth £800 million. Although, the Rover Group reported 35 percent increase in their sales eight months after the takeover, the company was…
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