BMW’s full lineup proves that performance, luxury, and innovation can coexist across gas, hybrid, and electric platforms.

Nathaniel is an experienced automotive writer with more than 10 years of automotive writing under his belt. From model reviews to industry politics to new innovations and development, he covers a wide ...

After more than 60 years of operating separately, Alpina is now formally a division of BMW, meaning more ultra-cool Roundels ...

The all-new BMW iX3 electric crossover receives the Amazon Alexa+ Ai Assistant, but also the Heart of Joy system and the YouTube music app ...

Despite its established name and success, BMW isn't particularly popular in the used car market. Falling behind the likes of Toyota, Ford, and Chevrolet, the brand has proved better at sustaining a ...

Almost all new cars depreciate, but some depreciate faster than others. Luxury and performance cars often depreciate faster than average thanks to their higher initial price tags and expensive ...

With the exception of the all-new X3 compact crossover SUV, the 2025 model year is quiet for new BMW launches after a flurry in 2024. Instead of debuting a cadre of all-new models, the brand refreshes ...

BMW is not known for making docile cars, but even so, when the carmaker slaps the "most powerful of all time" designation on one of its vehicles, you know you should expect something truly special.

Reports indicate Alpina's first product under BMW's full control will likely be the return of the 7 Series-based B7 ...

We compare the BMW iX and the Tesla Model X to see which six-figure EV SUV comes out on top. In 2025, wealthy car buyers will be spoiled for choice in the EV segment, especially as the average ...

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