Some BMWs have a letter M accompanied by the colors light blue, blue and red on their bodywork. Today we tell you what it ...

The race engine is a more highly tuned version of the DOHC, four-valve-per-cylin­der M1 street engine, itself a derivative of the healthy single-cam BMW six used in 5-, 6-, and 7-series ...

This racing series was a point of pride for the German brands due to ... inline-six racing engine out of BMW's rally monster ...

The BMW M1 was the first proper 'M' production car and had a troubled development. It led to the creation of the M1 Procar Championship series, which helped popularize the car. When it comes to high ...

Our 6-series cars never got their full share ... The "M" stands for "Motorsport," the branch of BMW that spawned the legendary M1. This new M-coupe perpetuates the bloodline with an updated ...

BMW’s 5-Series from its European introduction during 1972 was the ... The E28 M5 used a variation of the 3.5-liter straight-six that powered the M1 supercar built to FIA Group 5 racing regulations.

BMW 7 Series limousine is just the latest in a solid ... The BMW XM - the first stand-alone M car since the M1 - has garnered tremendous controversy, and ... [+] it's controversy that Zipse ...

In 1978, BMW’s most famous sports car was introduced, the mid-engined M1. It was sold until 1981. In the eighties, the brand’s four main car lines soldiered on. The 3 Series, available in ...

BMW is also rumored to bring back ... heralds as the spiritual successor of the BMW M1 sports car. Anyway, back to the all-electric 3 Series, the pixel master quickly rendered the sedan version ...

The firm's racing knowledge disseminated down to its production cars with the introduction of the M1 ... that BMW has just a revealed an all new iDrive interface for the redesigned 7-series ...

Over the span of its 40-year history, however, a few things have generally remained true: each subsequent M5 has been more ...

BMW heralds its ... to the setup on the 7 Series (at its introduction, it was the first non-strut design on a BMW since 1961 -- with the exception of the mid-engine M1). Like the Porsche Cayenne ...