The current generation of the M5 is known for being a difficult beast to tame. When the M Performance division set out to create the all-new sixth-gen model, they decided to give it better manners without dulling its teeth. Enter the all-new 2018 BMW M5, which offers M-tuned xDrive AWD for the first time, and a 3.2-second path to sixty from a stop.
Even vehicles that offer utility as their prime selling point should make a strong impression, and in that, the BMW X5 delivers. Not only does its trademark double-kidney grille and angel-eyed headlamps stand out at the curb and in parking lots, it offers gobs of fun behind the wheel thanks to its RWD-based platform. When it comes to a marriage of performance and function, there’s plenty to love.
The BMW 3 Series remains the sport sedan benchmark forty years after it first came to America, and enthusiasts and premium drivers still can’t get enough. Although offered in a variety of flavors, the 330i represents the best value for many—splitting the difference between every day drivability and copious amounts of fun.
Although it’s been over three years since a 3 Series coupe was offered, that model and it’s lauded driving dynamics are now part of the BMW 4 Series family. Offered in two-door coupe and convertible styles, as well as the four-door Gran Coupe, these models offer a sporty driving experience with plenty of agility and engagement.
We’re excited to announce that the all-new 2018 BMW X3 will be arriving in showrooms this November. While it may not look too different from the outgoing model, the Bavarian automaker has decided not to change too much about this already-successful premium crossover. Now available with an M Performance version, it still raises the bar.
In 1986, the first-ever BMW M3 debuted and quickly became a runaway hit. Now, 31 years later, this car remains ubiquitous with the definition of the sports sedan with “more.” Powered by a 3.0-liter TwinPower Turbo inline-six with 425 horsepower and 406 lb-ft of torque, it has the guts—but the glory lies in its details.
Next year, the all-new 8 Series coupe will arrive. Based off the current 7 Series, it will be the first time in nearly two decades that a top-shelf model that wasn’t the 6 Series sat at the top of the BMW range. To prepare us for what it has on tap, the Bavarian automaker is showing off the Concept 8 Coupe.
The archetype for the Ultimate Driving Machine began over 40 years ago with the BMW 3 Series. Today, it remains a favorite, and one of the Bavarian automaker’s bestselling models. Prioritizing a sporty, engaged driving experience, luxury, and overall pleasure, it hits home runs regardless of body style or added options.
First impressions are key, and that’s why BMW hasn’t compromised any of its entry-level offerings. Those looking for a sporty coupe or convertible with more performance than the norm will love the new 2017 M240i. While it doesn’t reach the beast mode of the M2, it offers a great primer for BMW’s take on sport.
USA Swimming is continuing its longtime partnership with BMW as the official automotive sponsor through 2020.
This means BMW will continue to assist in developing technology to develop athlete performance in the pool.
“Our involvement with USA Swimming and with the Olympic movement, in general, has always been about the athletes, first and foremost,” said Trudy Hardy, Vice President of Marketing, BMW of North America. “I’m proud to say that...
