This week, Honda teases the only 2022 Civic with a manual transmission, GM makes OnStar available to anyone, Kia shows off the new Sportage and it is fancy, BMW gives the X3 and X4 a mild update, and
Private jet.
Still the ultimate driving machine.
The new M3 has controversial styling but more performance than ever before.
Instant classic.
Now BMW’s official compact grand tourer
Firecracker.
The fuel cell system that can generate up to 170 hp of electric energy
Grand touring excellence for four.
BMW's roadster is back and better than ever.
BMW's best M Car gets even more performance.
The 7th generation 3-Series proves it’s still the quintessential sports sedan. Does anyone care?
Roofless thrill ride.
None of the three are likely a surprise.
The concept uses a hybrid driveline that combines a turbocharged four-cylinder and a number of electric motors.
More a mid-cycle refresh than a new model, 2020 sees a number of exterior enhancements to better align the X1 with the rest of the line-up.
Munich Continues to M All The Things
BMW will be making a limited run – 350 worldwide – of the 2020 M5 called, simply, “Edition 35”.
M has always stood for performance… there is no conflict of, for instance, having electrified powertrains involved.
Teutonic Grand Touring.
