Thanks to its tetrahedrally-amorphous carbon roller coating, BMW claimed the M Endurance was a maintenance-free motorcycle chain: no lubrication, cleaning, or adjustments necessary. However, in reality, it still needs some regular care to last.

James Bond gets to drive some really cool cars, from BMWs to Aston Martin models. Obviously, the most recent film, "No Time to Die", is no exception. While the film isn't out until early October here in the US, you can be sure the iconic Aston Martin DB5 will be making a return in Craig's final outing as James Bond.

It is intriguing to see the various patents that automakers file. Sometimes, nothing ever comes out of these patent filings. However, in many cases, these patents turn up on future models. It’s wonderful to dream big. BMW did this with its recent patent filing for SUVs with Tesla-like falcon-wing doors.

Back in the mid-2010s, BMW was killing it. The F80 generation BMW M3 was out, and it was hunting down its competitors. Chevrolet needed a more practical sports car that wasn't the Camaro as an answer to it. Thankfully, GM subsidiary Holden was making the Holden VF Commodore over in Australia. Enter: The Chevrolet SS.

BMW never made a 3 Series M3 wagon, but someone in the UK put one together. After a police stop, the wagon was seized to inspect it further. That's when police found stolen parts used on it.

Shang-Chi is an impressive addition to the MCU's long list of films, and it features some great BMWs

Even if you get a good deal on one of these SUVs, they're likely to cost you big bucks down the road.

The coveted "M" badge at BMW plays a huge role in the company's ethos. Several years back, the Bavarian automaker started adding that M badge to other models that weren't, well, M cars. Obviously, that begs the question: "What is a real M car?"

The idea of a fast, cheap, luxury car certainly sounds enticing. Maybe even too good to be true. Once again, BMW has proved they have the answer for that. Rather, the brand proved that ten years ago with the 2011 BMW 335i. It's everything a fast, cheap, luxury car should be.

It may have been Tupac Shakur's deathbed,

These boosted sedans prove that 200 mph isn't exclusive to supercars.

Domagoj Dukec, head of design at the brand, is sure that the people love the BMW kidney grille. Unfortunately, the people tend to disagree. Change is good, but not this kind.

The yet to be released BMW iX3 EV crossover makes its blockbuster debut in the hit MCU film Shang-Chi and The Legend Of The Ten Rings.

The BMW M3 E46 doesn't need much of an introduction. It's considered by many to be the last BMW M3 that really put an emphasis on driving dynamics over power figures. Recently, one owner decided to take his nearly 20-year-old E46 to the dyno in a Top Gear-esque attempt to find out how many horses have escaped over the years.

Artist Jeff Koons has announced he is working on a new BMW Art Car. This time instead of a racing livery, the road going 8 series grand coupe will serve as the canvas

The BMW i4 is the yet-to-be-officially-released all-electric sedan from the brand that has EV fans eagerly awaiting to order and traditional M-car fans feeling a bit uncomfortable. While the car itself has been displayed for viewing in its final production styling, you can't yet find them on the dealership lots. But, you can preorder today.

The BMW R 18 cruiser's 1802cc boxer engine may be powerful, but the bike itself isn't exactly sporty. That is until Roland Sands Design turned it into a dragster, complete with a shot of nitrous oxide.

Supersprint debuts exhaust upgrades for the new M3 and M4 that keep the required emissions components and factory valved muffler.

With plenty of new electric vehicle concepts coming out of the 2021 Munich Auto Show, BMW took it a step further. In 2040, BMW plans to release its i Vision Circular concept compact car.

The manual transmission is dying. That's especially true in the luxury sports cars segment. Unfortunately, it's just a fact of life for sports coupes and other cars. You see, modern dual-clutch and automatic transmissions can move gears far faster than your hands and feet. However, if you like rowing your own, no matter how slowly, there's still a few special vehicles out there with a stick if you have the coin.