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2011 BMW 535i Review
The sixth generation of the 5-series BMW has finally graduated in the handling and technology areas to keep up, if not ahead of its competition. Large improvements have been achieved
Read More »First Impressions Review: 2011 BMW Z4 sDrive35is
Wow! Last year we drove the 2010 Z4 sDrive35i powered by BMW’s silky-smooth turbocharged, inline-6 engine and a double-clutch transmission that can change gears faster than Quick-Draw McGraw
Read More »2010 BMW 335d Review – Clean and efficient MPG in the ultimate driving package
The Ultimate Driving Machine. That’s BMW’s tagline that they use to describe the vehicles they make. Clearly the reputation has been well earned
Read More »Who is the Star, Madonna or the M5?
After watching Audi’s mini-series exploiting the new A1 and walking away feeling sorely disappointed, I had to go back and revisit the BMW 8-film series that was released almost a decade ago. Enlisting A-list directors such as John Woo, John Frankenheimer and Tony Scott, the BMW film series produced a set of excellent short films […]
Read More »2010 BMW Z4 sDrive35i Review – Roadster 2.0
Ruling: Not quite the ultimate driving machine, but most definitely the ultimate luxury and technology machine which strays from the traditional characteristics of a roadster.
Read More »2010 BMW X6 M Review – Livin' la vida loca
Life was good. Now I’m married with a mortgage payment, my wife just delivered our son, and
Read More »First Impressions: 2010 BMW X6 M
BMW calls the X6 a “sports activity vehicle”, distancing itself from the dowdy “sUv” as in “utility” moniker. And this particular X6 has the vaunted “M” classification, which means “motorsport” for BMW’s racing program. But what it should stand for is “Monster”.
Read More »New Cars On the Horizon for 2010
By ggaillard
BMW Cadillac Chevrolet Feature Articles Fiat Ford Honda Infiniti Mazda Nissan Volkswagen
The list below includes exciting new products scheduled for production during calendar year 2010. From the buyer’s perspective many will be worth the wait as they represent new thinking and technology that are expected to carry manufacturers through the industry’s transition to Electric Vehicles (EV)
Read More »The BMW ActiveE – What Would The Jetsons Think?
None of the BMW owners I know ever disappoint in their BMW driverish-ness. They want speed, luxury and prestige, but also to be relevant and hip
Read More »2009 BMW 750Li Review
In the rarified world of super-luxury and prices north of $100,000, what does it take to truly be a standout? Let’s evaluate this fifth generation BMW 750 Li.
Read More »2009 BMW X5 xDrive35d Review – Advanced diesel technology meets the luxury SUV
Ask an American what they think about diesel engines and you’re likely to get one of the following looks: a blank stare, as if the person has never heard of such a thing, or a distasteful frown, like they just ate something past its expiration date. Go to Europe and ask the same question, and people will simply show you by taking you for a spin around the block.
Read More »2010 BMW 7-Series to Get New TwinPower Turbo Diesel and AWD
Looks like there’s plenty of changes in store for the upcoming 2010 BMW 7 Series. There will be a new straight-six diesel engine cranking out 306 horsepower in the 740d, and the 730d will get a BluePerformance technology pack, and an M Sport package
Read More »BMW Takes Over Lead from Lexus in Marquee Market
It’s the Germans fighting the Japanese in the battle of the upscale cars. And as of right now, the Germans are winning! BMW has overtaken Toyota Motor Corp.’s Lexus to become the best-selling marquee nameplate in the United States this year to-date. Lexus has held the top spot since 2000, according to Autodata Corp. But […]
Read More »Face-Off: Lexus IS-F versus BMW M3
I was recently able to lay my hands on a 2009 Lexus IS-F in eye-popping Ultrasonic Blue. Since the IS-F is touted by Lexus as their M3 killer, I decided to bring along an M3 during our evaluation in order to determine how the Lexus compared to the benchmark BMW. Unfortunately,
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