BMW X1 and BMW X3 to find your perfect match. From design and interior space to driving dynamics, technology, and practicality, this side-by-side look highlights what makes each of these premium BMW ...

AC Schnitzer sharpens the new X3 with aggressive aero parts and a sportier stance. Interior updates are minimal, with just an ...

This vehicle may look familiar, especially if you’ve been keeping up with the developments surrounding the 2012 BMW 650i convertible. This is the coupe variant.

In the new BMW 5-series sedan, unveiled Wednesday by the German luxury automaker, drivers will be able to change lanes on the highway just by looking to the side.

2016 BMW 330e; | Manufacturer image. Competes with: Mercedes-Benz C350e, Tesla Model S, Cadillac ELR Looks like: Like a 3 Series sedan but with a plug-in port behind the driver-side front wheel ...

Old BMW M5 | Side View. The F90-generation M5 isn’t exactly what we’d call “flashy,” but to be fair most M5s aren’t. The super sedan dons a low-key look, so much so that it takes a ...

Watch BMW look back at the M5's predecessor 6th Generation: F30 Debuting in 2012, the outgoing iteration of the 3-Series adopted a longer wheelbase, aiming to maximize interior space yet again.

Take one look at the refreshed BMW 3 Series, and you might not notice many changes from the previous model. And you'd be correct because the biggest alterations happen under the sheetmetal. For ...

As a flagship sedan, the car gets several exterior elements that give it an upscale look. BMW relocated the headlights into a dark recess built into the bumper, and optional crystal headlights use ...

The webBikeWorld SHAD SH36 review was published in 2014. The SH36 side cases were new at that time and were fitted to the Suzuki V-Strom 1000 ABS (Blog), the webBikeWorld Project Bike that year. Since ...

Cars are Andrew's jam, as is strawberry. After spending years as a regular ol' car fanatic, he started working his way through the echelons of the automotive industry, starting out as social-media ...

In the new BMW 5-series sedan, unveiled Wednesday by the German luxury automaker, drivers will be able to change lanes on the highway just by looking to the side.