BMW has unveiled what the infotainment offering will look like in its upcoming Neue Klasse range of electric vehicles at this year's CES 2025 show. Look away now if you don't like screens.
BMW won’t offer the next-generation M4 with a combustion engine, according to a new report from BMW Blog. The automaker is allegedly planning to make the model electric-only, differentiating it from the upcoming M3, which BMW plans to sell as both a...
The Mercedes-Benz GLE stands out for its luxurious aura in and out. These are mixed with a bunch of technological add-ons for boosting the SUV’s driving assistance systems, performance, and comfort features. The GLE is the three-pointed star marque’s...
It’s safe to say 2024 was a prolific year for BMW M Motorsport. The Munich-based marque’s racing side covered over one million kilometers on various tracks worldwide. The M4 GT3, M4 GT4, and M Hybrid Evo completed 621,000+ miles, which was excitingly...
Home » BMW Breaks Records: Over 371,000 Vehicles Sold in U.S. in 2024 BMW of North America closed out 2024 with record-breaking sales numbers, marking its second straight year of growth in the U.S. market. The automaker reported a total of 371,346 ve...
The BMW M5 has long been the pinnacle of performance saloons. Introduced 40 years ago, the Autobahn-busting sports car has appealed thanks to its combination of supercar-slaying thrills and the ability to transport your family in comfort.
What happens when you mix a BMW M5, a South Carolina performance center, and a crazy idea to drift for eight hours straight? You get a Guinness World Record and a whole lot of burned rubber.
The new BMW M5 fights in a crowded segment featuring large high-powered luxury cars with big engines. Two of its main rivals are more practical as the Audi RS6 Avant is a wagon, whereas the Mercedes-AMG GT63 S is a hatchback.
One of the most` anticipated launches of 2025 is the debut of the first-ever BMW M3 CS Touring (G81). While not exactly a well-kept secret, thanks to various spy photos, its arrival still generates significant excitement in the M community. The journ...
It's no secret that BMW's go-faster division is developing both internal combustion and electric versions of the next-generation M3. But for the next-generation M4, electrons will purportedly have to make do in lieu of the S58 twin-turbo sixer we all...
