The BMW 128ti Makes Me Happy as a BMW Enthusiast
Now that the BMW 128ti is here, it shows off new thinking from BMW that makes me happy as a BMW enthusiast.
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What’s a Front-Wheel Drive BMW 1 Series like? Auto Express Finds Out
In a recent Auto Express test, we get to see what a purely front-wheel drive BMW 1 Series is like, without the help xDrive.
BMWBLOG Podcast Episode 12 — We talk the End of a Decade and Front-Wheel Drive
It’s that time of the week again — time to listen to another episode of the BMWBLOG Podcast. We’re on...
BMW Exec: “No way to tell” between FWD and RWD 1 Series
According to a BMW Spokesperson for the new 1 Series, there's "no way to tell" the difference between FWD and RWD anymore.
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2020 BMW 118i and 120d Specs Reportedly Revealed
The new 118i will come with a familiar engine under the hood, a refreshed take on the 1.5-liter 3-cylinder mill we know today by its codename: B38.
BMW might skip top M models on the front-wheel drive platform
Van Meel says the M Division is still interested in that segment, but a better suited model would be one from the M Performance Automobile sub-division.
Six more front-wheel drive BMW models to come
We recently spoke a bit about the upcoming BMW 1 Series and its soon-to-be M Performance variant, the BMW M130iX....
Will Front-Wheel Drive BMWs kill the brand?
We’ve recently witnessed the very first production BMW to power the front wheels in the history of the Bavarian brand....
Autobild reports next-gen BMW 1 Series and 2 Series will be front-wheel drive
The latest edition of the Autobild reports on the next-generation BMW 1 Series Hatchback and 2 Series will be using a front-wheel drive plaform
Will a front-wheel drive BMW ever be accepted by fans?
BMW has been using a new front-wheel drive platform to underpin certain cars like the 2 Series Active Tourer and X1. But will fans ever accept them?
Will the BMW 2 Series Coupe be the last small rear-wheel drive BMW?
Will BMW continue to offer a rear-wheel drive vehicle below the 3 Series Sedan? Or will most of the compact lineup move to a front-wheel drive layout?
