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Long-term update: Practicality and performance of the BMW M135i

by Omar Mohatarem. February 14, 2016.

I was a little nervous about ordering a car I’d never seen in person especially since I had seen the meek-looking normal 1-Series at the dealership and it didn’t fill me with a lot of confidence. Any doubts I had were dispelled as soon as I laid eyes on my car at the dealership upon its arrival. With the M Sport kit, the M135i looks far more aggressive and purposeful than the vanilla 1 series. The M Sport front bumper especially adds a lot of presence (and a bit of menace) to the car. I really love the stance of the 1-Series with its long hood giving a laid back stance courtesy of the longitudinal engine,

2017 BMW M760i xDrive set for Geneva debut

by Marouf Hussain Chowdhury. February 13, 2016.

BMW has revealed the 2017 M760i xDrive which is set to make its world debut at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show.

BMW M2 makes regional debut at Qatar Motor Show

by Alvin Emmanuel Thomas. January 14, 2016.

BMW officially unveiled the all-new M2 Coupe at the 2016 Detroit Auto Show a couple of weeks ago, but interestingly, it also made its GCC regional debut at the 2016 Qatar Motor Show this week. Standing in as the successor to the 1-Series M Coupe, the M2 will sit ahead of the M235i in the 2-Series lineup.

2016 BMW M2 officially revealed

by Marouf Hussain Chowdhury. October 22, 2015.

European Car News

BMW recently revealed the 2016 M2. It seems the German luxury brand has just pumped up the M235i with more power, while adding an active rear differential and lightened suspension components.

BMW M4 GTS revealed

by Mashfique Hussain Chowdhury. October 12, 2015.

European Car News

BMW has just revealed the new M4 GTS, a model that they call the “most agile, radical and powerful M4 ever,” which is amusing because the M4 nameplate has only been around for less than 2 years now. Maybe they meant the M3 as well.

Cars getting hacked is major news now, but don’t worry just yet

by Mashfique Hussain Chowdhury. July 26, 2015.

Cyber-security researchers Chris Valasek and Charlie Miller were in the news earlier this week after a Wired magazine story showed the two programmers access critical vehicle controls on a Jeep Cherokee that allowed them to remotely control critical vehicle functions. The Fiat-Chrysler group had already been alerted to the issue and were quietly offering a software fix to customers in a bid to not alert malicious hackers. However, Chrysler is not the first brand to be vulnerable to hacking, as Chevrolet and BMW were in the news for the same reason this year.