From 1968 to 1975, the BMW E9 range of coupés were assembled at the Karmann factory in Rheine. The E9 was the successor to the popular New Class Coupés and over its 7-year production run was available in four guises. While all of them hold a respectable position in the German manufacturer’s storied history, the […]
Many exciting things happened in the automotive space at the turn of the millennium. Formula One returned to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the United States after nine years; BMW had just released the E53 X5 and the Z8. There were also numerous radical, experimental machines that came to life during this period. However, the […]
By definition, a classic is something that’s “judged over a period of time to be of the highest quality and outstanding of its kind.” Whether it’s a movie, pop album, or piece of machinery, it takes a bit of time before something is deemed a classic. In 2011, BMW introduced an outstanding machine that was […]
The E34 is the third generation of the BMW 5 Series. It went on sale in 1987, receiving decent feedback. Shortly after, in September 1988, the German manufacturer introduced the BMW E34 M5. This sportier, more capable iteration of BMW’s executive sedan was now in its second-generation and had big shoes to fill following the […]
Remember the BMW 1 Series M Coupé? It was manufactured only for a year or so, with just over 6,000 models being produced. The two-door coupe was meant to be anything but revolutionary. Yet, it was. The 1M is considered by many as one of the best BMWs ever made. It’s a shame that it […]
The BMW S14 is arguably the greatest 4-cylinder engine that BMW has ever made. To bring you up to speed on its significance, you only need to know one thing — it’s the engine that powered the very first M3, the iconic BMW E30 M3. The birth of the E30 M3, and the S14 that […]
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