Moving away from the Swiss style semicircles of its past, the three stripes version of the logo, alongside the "M" was made ...

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BMW is going blue with ‘something never seen before’. The EV company validated and confirmed hydrogen as a key component for fuel energy within the global transportation industry, and because of that, ...

We drove the all-new 2025 BMW X3 in M50 xDrive guise to see if it could be one of the best all-round BMW products ever made ...

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The BMW X7 is meant for big families that just won't settle for anything less than a spacious cabin that's also luxurious.

Has BMW gone the way of the E30 M3 and determined that four-cylinder engines are best in M cars once more? We can assure you that’s not the case, but it does seem like a curious decision to use ...

but now there’s an interesting and appealing SUV alternative in the shape of the BMW X7. The model featured here is in xDrive40d M Sport trim, with a price tag approaching £100,000.

That’s channelled to the rear wheels via a seven-speed ZF torque converter automatic gearbox with BMW M Motorsport’s own software. The 0-62mph time isn’t quoted, but a top speed of 168mph is.

I can't help but feel blue about the latest rumor that Apple's ... white titanium and silver over the years. I'm sure Apple has reams of studies and customer feedback that support which colors ...