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If you’re hoping to get your hands on the 335-horsepower version of BMW’s pint-sized 1 Series, better put your $46,135 down fast. The maker plans to only have the newest offering from its vaunted M division on sale in U.S. showrooms for a matter of months. Read more.

The BMW 328 turns 75 this year and to celebrate we wanted to share some history about the legendary BMW sports car. Originally manufactured between 1936 and 1940 as a racing car it has proven to be just as impressive for everyday use. Read more.

With the Shanghai Auto Show just a couple of days away BMW unveils it's new BMW-Brilliance New Energy Vehicle concept Sunday. Read more.

BMW might be coming out with a new 4 Series line of BMW cars. The rumors were circling today about a possible 3 Series GT, however this may just be one of the new BMW 4 Series models. Read more.

BMW has always been a top-dog in the luxury category in the US and reports from China are putting BMW in the number one most desired brand. Read more.

The case study on the concept BMW ConnectedDrive is underway and BMW has released a video clip to tell the story of how the ConnectedDrive Concept came to be. Read more.

BMW launches it's new ad campaign through Facebook! “The X3 Matchup,” will give viewers the opportunity to guess the configuration of the BMW X3 featured in the advertisement for a chance to win a Grand Prize two-year lease on the vehicle. Read more.

BMW masters the basics with performance and handling in the sporty 535i, but still trails the likes of Audi and Infiniti with unimaginative styling and average tech features. Read more.

AT&T, the leader in emerging devices, today announced an agreement with BMW to wirelessly deliver an enhanced suite of safety and infotainment services to future BMW models. Read more.

BMW AG is weighing whether to add artificial sounds to its electric vehicles to make them safer to pedestrians. German rivals Audi and Mercedes-Benz say that they already have started developing brand-specific sounds while Nissan and Infiniti have revealed the solutions they will use to ensure that their EVs don't pose a danger to people when traveling at low speeds. Read more.