About a decade ago, I remember picking up a cool BMW set that wasn't ... as he's a huge E30 fan. As for me, I could buy the 2001 BMW M5 after I get a closer look. Something seems off in the ...

Packed with mods like a Racingline Stage 3 turbo, Bilstein coilovers, and a custom AWE exhaust, this DSG-tuned beast offers 435whp on E30—ready for track or street.

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I think that car photos taken in a parking lot are always fun. That's why I clicked one in which my BMW and Maruti Jimny are parked next to each other.

NCIS: Los Angeles alum LL Cool J is returning to the NCIS universe with a guest spot on the mothership series this season. CBS and LL Cool J revealed today that the actor will reprise his Sam ...

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It all started in 1986, four years after BMW introduced the second-generation 3 Series (E30). Intended to be a homologation special for DTM and Group A Touring specifications, the first M3 ...

A new ‘self-cooling’ can could change picnics, camping trips and days out at the beach forever - and help save the planet along the way, its self-taught inventor told Yahoo News. The can, which was ...

The 7.3L’s cooling system deserves special mention ... Produced from 1977 to 1993, this inline-six powerplant powered numerous BMW models, including the iconic E30 3-Series and E28 5-Series. While BMW ...

For decades, the world’s biggest drink brands—Coca-Cola, Carlsberg, Heineken—have invested millions trying to achieve the impossible: a self-cooling can. They all failed. But James Vyse a former ...