BMW has been testing its next-generation M3 for a while now and while the car isn’t scheduled to be launched until 2027, the development of the all-electric version has just reached a milestone ...

BMW is not a brand anyone would associate with pickup trucks; however, the German company has a history of creating the occasional one-off pickup build. The legendary M3 has been turned into a ...

But a Design Edition convertible. I adore it, but it’s not an E30 M3. Discussion point: could this be BMW’s most iconic car? Think of its legendary reputation, built around its astonishing ...

A few days after BMW was caught testing the M350 and the i3 on the Nurburgring, our photographers snapped an all-electric M3 prototype lapping the Green Hell. BMW intends to sell the electric ...

The camouflaged BMW M3 EV was recently spotted testing around the Nurburgring. Here’s what we know so far. Picture credit: S. Baldauf/SB-Medien. We have paid for these photos and at the photographer’s ...

Not too long ago, BMW did what we thought was impossible ... Looking a little similar to the hood of the M3 CS, it has a large central air vent to help cool the engine bay.

This car was a head Turner that was not bad on gas. Real fun to drive and comfortable. BMW is always a great brand. I currently still enjoy this car so much.

The new BMW 3 Series has been spotted testing once again. This time not only did we capture the next iteration of the genre-defining sports saloon on the gruelling Nurburgring race circuit, it was ...

The current-generation G80 BMW M3 has become a benchmark for the fast saloon, and while it still has some life left, its maker is already looking towards its replacement. Word from BMW bosses in ...

The BMW i7 marks another premiere for the Bavarian car builder ... Jonathan Bell has written for Wallpaper* magazine since 1999, covering everything from architecture and transport design to books, ...

For such a practical take on the performance car, the new BMW M3 Touring has a wonderfully skunkworks vibe. ‘This is my baby,’ declares M division’s head of development, Dirk Häcker.