BMW has released a fresh set of media photos for the 2025 BMW X3, offering a closer look at this highly anticipated compact SUV. While no additional updates were introduced with this release, these high-quality images emphasize the X3’s refined styling and premium details, giving enthusiasts and potential buyers an in-depth visual preview. The new … Read more
The 1988 BMW M3, part of the iconic E30 generation, remains one of the most revered and collectible models in BMW’s history. This particular example, originally built for the Japanese market, stands out due to its unique specification, low mileage, and the fact that it has only had two owners since new. Presented in Alpine … Read more
At first glance, the MH2 450 from MANHART might appear to be a performance-tuned version of the BMW M2, but this compact coupe offers a different approach. The MH2 450 is based on the BMW M240i, which is powered by a 3.0-liter B58 twin-power turbo inline-six engine. While the stock M240i delivers 374 hp and … Read more
The 2000 BMW Z8 is a masterful blend of retro styling and modern performance, paying homage to BMW’s legendary 507 Roadster while offering cutting-edge engineering for the new millennium. Powered by a 4.9-liter “S82” V-8 engine and mated to a six-speed manual gearbox, this Z8 captures the essence of BMW’s finest roadsters while delivering a … Read more
The 1939 Frazer Nash-BMW 328 Roadster stands as one of the finest examples of pre-war automotive engineering. With only 48 examples exported to the UK, this rare roadster is a true icon, blending cutting-edge technology with racing pedigree. Originally designed by BMW, the 328 quickly gained recognition for its innovative construction and outstanding performance, making … Read more
The new BMW M5 Touring blends high performance, comfort, and versatility, offering an all-encompassing driving experience. With its combination of petrol and electric power, the BMW M5 Touring (WLTP combined fuel consumption: 2.0 l/100 km, electric consumption: 30.7 kWh/100 km, CO2 emissions: 46 g/km) delivers exceptional efficiency and power. For those looking to further elevate … Read more
In May 1983, a standard BMW 635 CSi was delivered to the small town of Buchloe, southwest of Munich, to undergo a remarkable transformation by Alpina, the legendary BMW tuning company. The result was the Alpina B9 3.5 Coupé/1, a precision-engineered sports car that combined BMW’s iconic design with Alpina’s renowned performance enhancements. Technical Enhancements … Read more
The 1955 BMW 502 Coupé by Baur stands as a shining example of post-war German engineering and design, blending luxury, power, and exclusivity in one captivating package. Introduced at the 1954 Geneva Motor Show, the 502 was built on the same chassis and body as the BMW 501 but featured significant upgrades, including a more … Read more
BMW M continues its legacy as the “Official Car of MotoGP™” with the debut of the latest addition to its high-performance fleet: the BMW M5 MotoGP™ Safety Car. Unveiled on Thursday at a special customer event at the House of BMW in Milan, Italy, this cutting-edge safety car showcases BMW’s commitment to innovation and hybrid … Read more
The 1972 BMW 3.0 CSL, known as the lightened and most exclusive version of the stunning E9 coupé, represents a high point in BMW’s motorsport history. With its lightweight aluminum doors, bonnet, and boot lid, the 3.0 CSL shed 200 kilograms to become a formidable contender on the track, winning six European Touring Car Championships … Read more