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BMW is a top German brand with the initials standing for Bavarian Motor Works. This Torque News page covers all BMW models, and the latest news and stories from the Bavarian Automaker. It is located in Munich Germany, and is known as “The Ultimate Driving Machine” which comes from their sporty driving dynamics. BMW is now a top brand in the U.S. market, because of models like the BMW 1600 and 2002 introduced in the late 60s, when their popularity skyrocketed. The high performance 2.0 liter powertrain, defined what a 'sport sedan' is, and created a generation of performance enthusiasts around the globe. BMW evolved over the years into a luxury brand with models like the 320i, 528i, 630 CSI and 733i luxury 4-door sedan.

Now BMW has a wide-range of sedans, sport coupes, crossovers and SUVs. The BMW 3 Series still defines the modern sport sedan, while the '5', '6' and '7'-Series are now recognized as top models in their respective categories. The top-selling vehicles now include the entry-level X1 to top-of-the-range X6 crossover coupe. BMW is also a global leader in the all-electric revolution and now includes the BMW i3 model and i8 performance car in their lineup.

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BMW's most exclusive car M6 will launch soon. Learn what makes it so special.
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BMW has announced a very rare 2013 M3 DTM Champion Edition model will be produced in honor of BMW Motorsport returning to the DTM and winning.
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BMW issued the recall because certain X5 SUVs may suffer from power steering assist loss due to an improperly manufactured bolt.


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BMW floated a trial balloon today via press release announcing the 4 Series Concept Coupe.
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The 2013 BMW 3 Series is the only car ever to win a record 22nd consecutive Car and Driver 10 Best Cars list.
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BMW i3 electric car deserves a long second look as it manages to use aerodynamic tricks without being flashy. Find out what else this car is hiding.
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The Los Angeles Auto Show has given us yet again a glimpse of what the future has in store without neglecting the present. Ford, BMW and Honda stood out for me.
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Rumors are fun to follow but don’t always pan out. BMW will not show its mystery i4 at the LA Auto Show after all.
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The model likely to garner the most attention at the 2012 Los Angeles Auto Show may well be the BMW K2 Powder Ride Concept, based on a special edition of the X1 wrapped tight in an infectious graphic style and sure to be the toast of resorts from Blackcomb and Squaw Valley to Vail and Steamboat Springs.
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BMW has shown us a dramatic i8 along with an i3 the past few years. Now it is ready to unveil next week the i4 at the Los Angeles Auto Show.
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Aimed at the intersection of electric vehicles, the connected home, and mobility, the Hackathon began yesterday and runs through the weekend.
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The Los Angeles Auto Show is a great shows that marries enough mainstream cars and off-shoot local innovations. What can you expect to see and hear about this year at the car show?
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Thurman not only served as guest of honor at BMW's kickoff event, but also managed to test drive the concept vehicle.
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The new 2012 BMW 3 Series has won its fifth most tradition-steeped and renowned automobile prizes in Europe.
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BorgWarner has introduced the first 3-stage turbocharging system for diesel engines and it will appear exclusively on BMW's M Performance diesel.
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After having been shown in London, Paris, then around the world the i8 Spyder will come to North America in a few weeks. BMW is bringing the i3 and i8 and the "Born Electric" to the U.S.
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The recall comes just two days after the German automaker recalled nearly 7,500 7-Series vehicle due to a door latch problem.
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BMW is offering the new 2013 BMW M3 Coupe Frozen Limited Edition in three unique exterior finishes just in time for the Presidential election.
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BMW just keeps delivering performance car fun by offering two new models for U.S. driving enthusiasts.
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BMW has opened its own factory restoration store to the delight of enthusiasts.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the folks at BMW have announced a recall of select high performance BMW M5 and M6 models over a concern that the oil pump assembly could fail – leading to a condition that the NHTSA refers to as “complete engine failure”.
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The all-new 2013 BMW X1 Powder Ride Edition and Concept K2 Powder Ride are two new special vehicles that will make winter driving fun.
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Professional BMW race driver Augusto Farfus scares his wife in a BMW M3 Coupe while taking her on a fast lap around the Nurburgring Nordschleife.
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BMW's smallest 5 door sport hatch is going to be quick, all-wheel drive and did we mention a hatchback?
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General Motors recently announced the pricing for the 2013 Buick Encore with the price for the luxurious entry level, front wheel drive trimline starting at just $24,950 (including destination of $750) and option packages bringing the price of the fully loaded Encore into the low $30s.
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BMW has reportedly issued a stop sale of their high performance 2013 M5 sedan along with the 2013 M6 Coupe and Convertible over a concern that a sudden loss of oil pressure could cause dramatic engine damage – going so far as to contact owners of the new M5 and M6, asking them not to drive their cars until the problem is fixed.
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The automobile is so successful urban highways are choking on the crushing load of cars, but a BMW research project is looking into integrating computer technology to help drivers manage urban driving, and ease traffic congestion.
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BMW has revealed the future of their premium compacts in the Concept Active Tourer just ahead of the 2012 Paris Auto Show.
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If traditional heating systems work fine with a hot running internal combustion engine, electric vehicles need a work around. BMW is developing an infrared heating system.
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Even though the horsepower war raging across the global automotive industry is all about having a few more ponies than your nearest competitor, the act of underrating your big dogs is as popular now as it was in the 1970s – with the most recent news of a production car making more power than advertised being the 2013 BMW M5 sedan.