BMW has been slowly electrifying all of its vehicles. The small X3 crossover has been a popular staple in the automaker’s lineup for a few years, offering family-sized luxury with BMW’s signature driver’s focus. Now the X3 has a plug-in option, the X3 Hybrid. Read the review at NewAtlas.com.
The X7 is BMW’s big, three-row sport utility and has been the largest offering from the company in terms of family haulers. Often forgotten as the less exciting of the Bimmers, the X7 gets a muscular upgrade in the 2020 M50i model. After a week, we developed a love-hate relationship …
Redesigned for 2020, the BMW X6 fits in the German automaker’s “sports activity vehicle” (SAV) range. Its wagon-like mixture of styling on a crossover-SUV body make it unique. As the third-generation for the X6, the 2020 model gets several good upgrades. Read the review at New Atlas.
The BMW 7 Series sedan has been the German carmaker’s flagship for the model’s entire existence. As the epitome of what BMW can do, the 7 carries with it an expansive interior, advanced technologies, and lots of power. The 2020 model continues that venerable history, while making some changes. Read …
The 2019 BMW Z4 is all-new with a lot of upgrades since the last time the Z4 was on the road. This includes a sportier drive, better interior, and smarter ergonomics throughout. All in a nice little package any middle-aged guy in cargo shorts would love. Not that we know …
Three years ago, the BMW Z4 was discontinued and we feared the fun little driver’s car would never return. Luckily, we aren’t good at predictions, and BWM brought back the Z4 as an all-new design. It’s little, it’s a drop-top, and it’s still fun to drive. Now it’s also comfortable. …
The 2019 MINI Countryman is the crossover version of the popular MINI Cooper franchise. With underpinnings based on the BMW X1 crossover, the Countryman offers four doors, a hatchback, and a lot more roominess than is standard in a MINI. Styling remains in line with the Cooper garage. The 2019 …
