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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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A BMW exec calls the new Mercedes-Benz X-Class pickup “appalling”. BMW says they may build their own performance-oriented luxury truck.
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Motorcycle driver's GoPro records a Tesla Roadster hitting a BMW in downtown San Francisco in an apparent attempt to avoid pedestrians.
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A BMW owner recently asked us if her BMW can show a check engine light simply due to low fuel. We were surprised by the answer.
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More new hardcore 2018 BMW M2 CS details are coming out. What can performance fans expect?
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BMW has done it again. They unveil another smokin’ hot concept and this time it’s the BMW Z4. Will it see production?
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Volkswagen is doubling down on an incentive plan to get older diesel models off the road in Europe. Though the automaker has been reluctantly yielding ground to the idea of incentives, last week's German diesel car summit brought agreement from the three major diesel manufacturers in Germany to offer incentives to remove diesel vehicles that meet only Euro 1 to 4 air standards off the road.
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As the Justice Department begins its informal review of the automotive business practices of Germany's Big Five, it seems that the timing of this turn of events may have as much to do with who was first in the mad-dash to number one.
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According to a news report, the Justice Department has launched an informal review of German reports of major collusion among the country's major carmakers. The report appeared in the influential German magazine Der Spiegel.
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As I drive my BMW i3 often I think where is the heat generated by the car going and if there is more efficient way of using it.
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This week we drive the 2017 BMW X1 xDrive 28i and see how it handles the high-altitude of Colorado’s mountains. How does it outperform the competition?
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BMW will compete with the Tesla Model 3 with their own 3 Series EV. When is it coming?
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A new BMW i8 Roadster has been announced and is revealed in this new video. When is it coming?
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When it comes to proving why BMW is the best engine builder in the world, the Engine of the Year awards 2017 tells the story. Why is BMW i8 the best again?
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The 2017 BMW X3 xDrive 28i is for driving enthusiasts who want to take the boredom out of routine commuting and weekend grocery hauling.
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The 2017 BMW X4 M40i is a family performance Sports Utility Vehicle. How practical is it?
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We review the new 2017 BMW i3 with range extender. Two reasons why you might buy one now.
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As Audi is reportedly planning a BMW i3 revival I saw an interesting discussion in Electric Car group on Facebook where the EV enthusiasts and BMW i3 owners discussed sharing their thoughts on i3. Let's see what they say.
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The BMW M2 scores Automobile’s All-Star award. There’s three attributes that make it a grin-inducing package.
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With Takata's guilty plea Monday in U.S. District Court, Detroit, automakers now take center stage as attorneys focus on the car industry and their knowledge of the use of faulty airbag inflators.
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Here we are, just over a month into 2017 and BMW have dropped the bombshell of the all new exclusive 5 series touring, more space and more tech, but IS IT all new?
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10 Nissan, BMW, Porsche models are banned from South Korea for emissions cheating. One is the popular Nissan Qashqai compact crossover coming to US shores.
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Performance cars aren’t the bestselling vehicles in the US, but they are among the most popular in the United States among enthusiasts so today, we bring you the best TorqueNews performance car stories of 2016 – with a look at a variety of different types of performance oriented cars from around the world.
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BMW will bring a new i8 Protonic Dark Silver Edition to the North American International Auto Show in January. What sets it apart?
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The new BMW M2 gets numerous accolades in 2016. What awards did the sports coupe win?
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The all-electric BMW i8 is the most requested vehicle in Forza history. It’s coming soon to "Forza Horizon 3”
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Get ready for a new BMW M i8 sports car. It’s been confirmed by BMW M
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In Japan’s Car of the Year 2017 award, the BMW loses to the new Subaru Impreza compact. Why did it get the “Emotional Award”?
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The new BMW M2 beats much more expensive sports cars to take home the “Best New Premium Sports / Performance Car” award. Which sports cars does it beat?
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The BMW M2 and the BMW M240i make the annual Car and Driver’s 10Best list of the best automobiles for sale in the U.S. It’s nothing new for the M240i.
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Volkswagen and three other automakers have announced ambitious plans to grow a network of thousands of high-capacity charging stations across Europe so that driving an electric will be like driving a gasoline-powered vehicle.