BMW B58 vs. S58: Performance, Reliability and Tuning
Discover the battle of BMW's titans: B58 vs S58! Which engine reigns supreme in performance, tuning, and reliability? Click to find out!
BMW S58: Reliability, Efficiency and Tuning
The BMW S58 engines are generally reliable as long as they are regularly serviced and maintained. But what's their tuning potential?
Toyota Supra GRMN Spied Testing With BMW Engine: Video
A prototype of the Toyota Supra GRMN has been caught in action at the Green Hell, presumably with the BMW B58 or S58 engine.
Is The Toyota Supra GRMN Getting BMW’s S58 Engine?
Discover how the Toyota Supra GRMN might wield BMW's mighty S58 engine. Will this partnership redefine performance? Click to unravel the mystery!
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Take An In-Depth Tour Of The S58 Engine As Displayed At BMW Welt
Besides cars, the BMW Welt is also a good opportunity to check out the beating hearts of M models. Currently on display is the twin-turbo S58 inline-six.
Toyota GRMN Supra To Get S58 Engine From BMW M4 Competition: Report
A new report from Japan claims the Toyota GRMN Supra is coming in 2023 with the same S58 engine as the 503-horsepower BMW M4 Competition.
Video: Supersprint unveils Performance Exhaust System for G82 M4
In this new video, we get to see the latest exhaust offering from Supersprint for the new G80 BMW M3 and G82 BMW M4.
Video: BMW M4 gets tuned, dyno shows exact power numbers
According to RaceChip, their prototype BMW M4 car was making 542 HP instead of the claimed 510 and 20 Nm of torque
Video: How does the new S58 engine compare to the old S55 on the dyno?
This makes the new S58 engine a bit more powerful than the old one, which was measured at 421 HP and 386 lb-ft.
Top 10 Most Powerful BMW Engines of All Time
These are the most powerful BMW engines ever put into production. At the top, we find the BMW M5 CS S63 engine and the McLaren F1 S70
VIDEO: BMW M3 and M4 Drivetrain Explained
In the latest video from BMW M, we take a look at the engine and transmission of the upcoming BMW M3 and M4.
