BMW Models

The iconic BMW M3 is set to return in 2028, offering enthusiasts a choice between petrol power and all-electric performance. This dual-track approach, revealed by BMW’s insiders, reflects the brand’s strategy to cater to diverse driver preferences. While the electric M3, potentially named iM3, will offer cutting-edge technology, a petrol …

The refreshed 2024 BMW M135 brings a refined driving experience with updates that showcase BMW’s commitment to performance. This model stands out with a revamped chassis that makes handling nimble and responsive. Though it has lost some power compared to its predecessor, the M135’s reworked dual-clutch gearbox and chassis innovations …

Driving the 2025 BMW X3 leaves little doubt about its engineering prowess. This latest iteration offers an impressive blend of sporty capabilities and refined comfort, particularly in the M50 model. With enhancements prioritising a softer ride and more accommodating handling, BMW’s latest compact SUV makes a strong case as a …

SUVs often claim to be bold or sporty, but many fall short. The station wagon, beloved by enthusiasts, seemed endangered even in Europe, where crossover SUVs have taken over. BMW’s decision to bring the M5 Touring to the U.S. changes this narrative, offering a thrilling alternative for performance car fans. …

When friends or acquaintances discover I’m test-driving a brand-new BMW, the first question they usually ask is, “Is it a good car?” Truth be told, my response is always the same: ‘It’s a BMW, so of course it’s good!’ However, with car prices continuing to surge—thanks to our heavy-handed taxes—being …