Hello and welcome to The Downshift, or TDS for short, The Drive‘s morning news roundup that gathers the biggest automotive headlines from around the world. The Downshift summarizes stories into a few sentences and adds a link for
Formula 1 drivers experience extreme levels of g-force during a race. To protect themselves, they train vigorously, and some of the exercises are pretty weird.
The company is broadening the C-Class’s horizons even further for its well-heeled customers despite it being a chaotic time in the EV market.
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If you were driving in the Nutmeg State in 1901, you might have been startled to see a sign telling you how fast you were allowed to go. It wasn’t very fast.
We here of BMWBLOG love the McLaren F1. It’s an incredible piece of engineering and one of the most historically important automobiles in history. But it’s also inextricably tied to BMW. The F1’s Bavarian-sourced power
BMW has already launched the new X5’s configurator in many markets, where customers can build the six-cylinder models. The 40 xDrive and 40d xDrive are the first versions of the G65 generation to enter production
BMW put its electric M3 concept next to an original E30 M3 for a new set of photos, and it’s not a subtle flex. Nothing about the M Concept Neue Klasse itself has changed since
We recently talked about why the BMW iX3 for Brazil is rated at only 354 miles (570 kilometers) of range. It all comes down to different testing methodologies, with Brazil using one of the strictest
