This week may be all about the M3 CS Touring, but we couldn’t pass up the opportunity to talk about its bigger brother. BMW hosted a Winter Experience driving event in Sweden, where the M5 Touring...
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Mere days after its world premiere, the iX facelift is already proudly displayed in front of BMW UK’s headquarters. As you can easily tell, it’s no ordinary version of the polarizing SUV. In addition to being...
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Who is the most qualified to talk about a new BMW performance model if not the mayor of M Town himself? Frank van Meel stars in a walkaround video of the first-ever M3 CS Touring....
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When Morgan retired the Plus Six a few months ago, we wondered whether its successor would still have a BMW engine. As it turns out, there was no reason to be concerned. The first details...
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BMW wastes no time in updating its German configurator whenever a new model is released. The M3 CS Touring was officially launched mere hours ago and is already customizable in its domestic market. Of the...
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When the M3 CS Touring debuted last night, BMW showed the super wagon only in Laguna Seca Blue. However, that’s just one of four colors available for the hotter G81. Frozen Solid White and Sapphire...
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It’s been a busy week for BMW. Aside from introducing the facelifted iX and the M3 CS Touring, it also rolled out a bunch of updates in Europe. Among those, there’s now a six-cylinder X3...
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Growing up, the quickest way to compare two performance cars was to check out their 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h) times. However, things got complicated along the way. Today’s cars have immense power, whether from combustion...
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BMW implements lineup updates a few times a year, usually when the seasons change. This spring, some plug-in hybrids will receive better charging power, while the X3 will gain a six-cylinder diesel. The i5 sedan and wagon...
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Plug-in hybrids are widely considered a stopgap technology until full electrification takes over. However, a purely electric future still seems very much distant, so we reckon that PHEVs will be with us for many years...
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