BMW Does Make a Minivan. It Might Not Make Another One
Ask a BMW owner if the brand builds a minivan and most will say no. That’s fair, since BMW has never marketed the thing as a minivan and never sold it in North America. But
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BMW M340i or M3? The $30K Question Every First-Time Buyer Asks
Let’s say you’re cross-shopping the 3 Series lineup and you’ve narrowed it down to two cars: the M340i and the M3. You’ve done the math, and the gap between them is somewhere between $17,000 and
New BMW iX5 Filmed At Dealer With Many Individual Upgrades
The 2027 BMW X5 configurator is live in many European countries, but you still can’t build the iX5. That’s because only the 40 xDrive gasoline and diesel models are currently available to customize. The reason
Electric BMW X5 M Filmed Testing Ahead Of Possible 2028 Launch
It’s been five years since the i4 M50 debuted, opening the floodgates for a wave of performance models wearing M badges. However, it won’t be until next year that the M3 and X3 M debut
Wild Video Shows CN Rail Freight Train ‘Encased In Flames’ By Canadian Wildfires
Fortunately, the fire moved quickly and barely touched the locomotive, whose body and air conditioning saved the crew’s lives.
Please Enjoy This Japanese Racing Shop Building an Engine
OS Giken is Japanese aftermarket royalty. The company has been producing performance parts like clutches and limited-slip differentials in the city of Okayama since 1973. If you’re in need of some chill weekend entertainment, you
Bentley Thinks Drums Are the Most Natural Replacement for V8 Sounds in EVs
As it prepares to launch its first EV, Bentley faces the same problem as numerous other brands with charismatic internal-combustion engines. Near-silent operation might be appropriate for a luxury car like the Bentley Torcal, but
Oil Viscosity Keeps Your Engine Alive. A Scientist Just Found Its ‘Absolute Cosmic Limit’
Cars rely on a variety of lubricants to keep their moving parts from becoming expensive glitter, and that’s all down to viscosity, the ability of a material to flow without deforming (known as shear). Lubricants
This Greek Bridge Is Collapsing Into Water But People Are Still Driving On It
Hopefully this bridge gets fixed soon, or at least barricaded. It seems like only a matter of time before the next crossing is the last.
The Differences In Test Driving Cars From A Dealership Vs. Private Sellers
Both test drives evaluate the ride, but a dealer’s standardized path contrasts sharply with the wild-card settings of private sales.