Though BMW never made a proper E36 M3 Wagon, this example currently up for auction is as close as one could get! It's true.

BMW has been hyping its Neue Klasse family of electric vehicles for a while, but the first will finally be revealed this year, a compact crossover forming part of the X3 family. It is likely to be ...

BMW rolled out the red carpet for its half-a-century-old nameplate at this year's Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance.

Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B to a 2001 BMW M3 GTR, these were our dream machines from the concours and its related auctions .

Unsurprisingly, Alfa’s legendary ‘Busso’ V6 creeps onto our list. With around 250bhp to carry the boxy but handsome 156 GTA ‘Q2’ to a top speed of 155mph, here’s a manual example finished in Grigio ...

BMW's next-generation M3 is testing ahead of a market launch around 2027 The next M3 will offer the choice of gas or electric powertrains The electric M3 will ride on the Neue Klasse platform and ...

If you’ve considered the BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe a niche prospect ... petrol units and all diesel variants discontinued in the UK. An illuminated kidney grille surround is available for the ...

The latest to follow suit is BMW, which announced it will delay its plans to start producing the all-electric Mini in the UK. However, BMW says it’s delaying the introduction of these new models ...

These estimates do not include title, registration fees, lien fees, or any other fees that may be imposed by a governmental agency in connection with the sale and ... buying an E46 M3 should ...

BMW has slammed the brakes on its multi ... face ever-increasing government quotas regarding the sale of electric vehicles. Under the UK's zero emissions vehicle mandate, 28 per cent of all ...

and the next-gen M3. The Vision Driving Experience concept itself is not destined for production. BMW Vision Driving Experience debuts new Heart of Joy control unit The concept features colour ...

A new test vehicle expected to foreshadow the next-generation electric BMW M3 sports sedan debuts clever computers that promise to make brake discs (nearly) redundant.