BMW M3 in iconic Imola Red with a 6-speed manual and unmodified S54 engine is now up for sale. A highly desirable 2002 BMW M3 ...

BMW's M lineup continues to push the limits of performance, and the 2023 models are no exception. In this video, we explore ...

The 2024 BMW XM Label Red is the most powerful BMW M car ever made. The 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 plug-in hybrid puts out 738 horsepower and 738 lb-ft of torque. Skip to main content. Open menu. Gear ...

There’s more to the BMW XM Label Red than just a fascia glossed over with red lipstick — this is the most powerful M-car ever made.. This new, ultimate version of the hybrid V8 super-SUV takes ...

BMW says the 2024 XM Label Red can make the sprint to 60 mph in 3.7 seconds and has a top speed of 155 mph or 175 mph with the available M Driver’s Package.

BMW released a special edition of its hybrid sports car, the i8 Protonic Red Edition. The new version of the i8 only comes in “Protonic Red” paint and will be available for a limited period.

BMW isn't alone in having quick access to individual configurations like this, but its bright red M1 and M2 buttons are arguably the most charming and eye-catching method out there.

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We’ve already featured a Toyota, which is why the Supra had to make room for a more compact sports car from BMW. Although the Supra is technically similar to the Z4, the second-generation 2 ...

BMW's most powerful car does sport an M badge, but not the one that will please the purists. With 738 horsepower on tap from its hybrid V8 powertrain, it's the XM Label Red that sits in the top spot.

Pity the poor BMW M3 coupe. A couple decades ago, it was the creme de la creme of mid-priced sports cars; more affordable and roomier than the Porsche 911, better-made than the Corvette, and more ...

BMW M340i xDrive M Sport Pro, based on the ‘second-facelift’ G20 (can we call it LCI2?), was launched in Malaysia in January.