BMW makes a statement with its M3 Coupé Pure Edition II
If you’re a BMW fan you may be interested to know that BMW will release 50 units specifically for the Australian market of a Pure Edition II for the MS Coupé.
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So how much will that new BMW Series 3 sedan cost?
Thinking of buying a new BMW 3 Series Sedan. Then check out the latest prices released today. BMW are offering added value for the price.
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BMW releases its first four-door Coupe – 6 series Gran Coupe
BMW releases the 6 series Gran Coupe which is the first four-door Coupe of the history of the brand.
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New Turbo-Charged BMW X3 xDrive20i Arrives Under $60K
BMW today added a four-cylinder petrol powered X3 xDrive20i to its top-selling mid-sized Sports Activity Vehicle (SAV) range.
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BMW participates in joint research into greater road safety
For almost ten years BMW has been researching Car-to-x communication to enhance its safety features.
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BMW shares its history of the Coupés and Convertibles
Going to Munich and a BMW fan? Or just love the history of cars? BMW have developed a new temporary exhibition at the BMW Museum starting 28 October 2011 documents the evolution of the BMW 6 Series range.
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BMW releases sixth generation 3 series sedan
BMW releases sixth generation 3 series sedan with upgraded elegance and comfort. The all new BMW sedan is available in the Sport Line, Luxury Line and Modern Line.
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BMW Automated Vehicle Technology drives the Motorway
Sitting in a BMW 5 Saloon on the Motorway A9 from Munich to Nuremberg amongst a high volume of traffic can be extremely stressful. But despite the stress of the situation, the driver sits calm and relaxed behind the wheel. Why? Because the car is highly automated
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BMW 1 Series Coupé and Convertible 2012 Update
BMW has given updated the 1 Series Coupé and Convertible for 2012 with fresh design and technologies. The 2012 BMW 1 Series Coupé and Convertible also provides an exciting new entry pricepoint to the range with the BMW 120i Coupé.
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BMW EfficientDynamics finds Exhaust Heat Offers the Greatest Potential for the Future
As a method of converting energy to kinetic energy the internal combustion engine is horribly innefficient. Even the most efficient internal combustion engine can only convert about one-third of the energy derived from fossil fuels into the mechanical kinetic energy needed to power a motor vehicle.
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