BMW M Series

BMW enthusiasts go wild when there are changes in the Bavarian norms, as an angry mob. Astonishingly, the enthusiast community has enthusiastically embraced BMW M’s decision to offer xDrive all-wheel drive for the M3 and M4 models. The success of the M5’s all-wheel-drive has played a role in this. However, …

The BMW M240i is likely to be the last 2 Series with an internal combustion engine, something that car enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting. So far, in the brand’s small coupe models, the M240i has one of the most impressive performances. This clearly shows that BMW has probably saved the best …

Under the shadow of the First World War, a chief engineer at Munich’s Rapp-Motorenwerk by the name of Max Friz had an idea. An idea born from his former vocation at Daimler-Motoren-Gesellschaft. An idea to engineer a high compression, large displacement, silky smooth engine with six cylinders firing in a …

The BMW M4 GT4 is discussed by car enthusiasts because, despite its name, it is not a standard M4 for the road. In various motorsport series, the M4 has instead transformed into a race-proven vehicle. You’ll have to say goodbye to crazy ideas, though, because it’s not road-legal. With a …

The BMW M3 Competition and the BMW X3 M Competition share a powertrain, just packaged differently. For the Americans, however, it is the X3 M Competition that they will get to M3 Touring. Joe Achilles is testing the X3 M Comp against an M3 Comp xDrive, and he’ll get the …