BMW M Series

In the early 2000s, the BMW X5 stormed onto the scene, reshaping the idea of what an SUV could be. Luxurious yet athletic, it quickly earned a reputation as a driver’s SUV, leaving rivals scrambling to catch up. Among the lineup were the V8-powered 4.6iS and 4.8iS models—vehicles that could …

The 2025 BMW Z4 M40i takes a bold step forward, offering driving enthusiasts a new manual transmission that feels like a breath of fresh air. While BMW’s manuals have historically drawn criticism for their awkward clutch placement and lacklustre shifting, the new “Handschalter” gearbox defies expectations, delivering a significantly improved …

BMW’s M division is charting an electrifying course, with whispers of an all-electric BMW M4 poised to succeed the beloved S58 twin-turbocharged six-cylinder model. Internally referred to as ZA2, this revolutionary coupe is anticipated to debut post-2028, aligning with the production timelines of BMW’s next-gen i4 coupe and convertible siblings. …

The 2024 BMW X6 M boldly embraces an unapologetic design language that commands attention. Its aggressive lines and muscular profile exude a sense of raw power, making it clear that this SUV prioritises performance over traditional beauty. While its looks may polarise, the X6 M delivers on what truly matters—capability, …

BMW is reportedly bidding goodbye to the BMW M8 Coupe next year, marking the end of an era for the high-performance luxury model. This decision follows a broader trend in the automotive industry, where large luxury coupes and convertibles have seen declining popularity. Much like Mercedes’ move to discontinue its …