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MUNICH, GERMANY – Demand for BMW’s big engines has dropped so low that the house of the roundel says it can make enough eight-cylinders to satisfy the world’s demand using just one shift for four days.
Read More →LOS ANGELES --- The BMW Hydrogen 7, the first hydrogen-powered luxury sedan, pulled into Los Angeles on Aug. 23 to finish a more than 4,000-mile cross-country journey featuring hydrogen-powered cars by the world's leading automakers in the 2008 Hydrogen Road Tour.
Read More →LOS ANGELES --- The BMW Hydrogen 7, the first hydrogen-powered luxury sedan, pulled into Los Angeles on Aug. 23 to finish a more than 4,000-mile cross-country journey featuring hydrogen-powered cars by the world's leading automakers in the 2008 Hydrogen Road Tour.
Read More →WOODCLIFF LAKE, NJ – BMW of North America, LLC has announced a price increase of 2.1 percent on average across its model range of 2009 BMW brand vehicles.
Read More →DETROIT - In a quest to find a useful outlet for exhaust heat that otherwise goes wasted, BMW and GM are testing methods and devices that could convert excess heat from a car’s motor into electricity, and in turn reduce gas mileage to boot.
Read More →DETROIT - In a quest to find a useful outlet for exhaust heat that otherwise goes wasted, BMW and GM are testing methods and devices that could convert excess heat from a car’s motor into electricity, and in turn reduce gas mileage to boot.
Read More →FRANKFURT, GERMANY – BMW will recall around 150,000 vehicles in North America to fix a possible defect that may keep the front passenger airbag from opening in a crash.
Read More →WASHINGTON, D.C. --- BMW AG is recalling 200,000 vehicles because of concerns that the front passenger air bag may not deploy in a crash.
Read More →MUNICH, GERMANY - Despite bright spots such as the X6 selling out its first year of production, like most automakers BMW has seen its sales decline recently and is looking to cut costs as raw materials become more expensive.
Read More →MUNICH, GERMANY – The CEO of BMW M GmbH, Ludwig Willisch, said in a recent interview that future M-models will include high-revving turbocharged engines and offer ceramic brakes.
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