March 2013

BMWi i3 Spy photos

First Image of Production BMW i3

The first undressed image of the BMW i3 was taken at a recent photo shoot. While much of the styling of the front remains-there are some differences in the production car from the more recent i3 Coupe Concept we have seen.

by Michael
F32 4 Series Coupe

2014 BMW 4 Series Spied Undisguised

<a href=\"http://www.carmagazine.co.uk/Secret-new-cars/Search-Results/Spyshots/BMW-4-series-coupe-2013-scooped-undisguised/\">Car magazine</a> has the tantalizing first images of the production 4 Series as it appears in the buff. Worth a click if you want to see the subtle and natural evolution from the concept 4er that debuted in Detroit.

by Gabriel Bridger
Alpina F30 3 Series F31 Touring

Video: BMW ALPINA B3 BiTurbo

We are not going to be apologetic in our love of all things Alpina. Sure they are expensive, sure they sometimes can be a bit over the top but that is the whole point. The automobiles that Buchloe churns out are nothing less than stellar when you consider the bespoke nature and exclusivity they represent. The B3 BiTurbo is the essence of performance and luxury wrapped into one. Don’t believe us? Check out the video. The caveat being the US can only dream of this car- especially in wagon form.

by Michael
Motorrad

Renderings Surface of BMW\’s upcoming \”Boxer\” Model

Late last year at EICMA in Milan, BMW Motorrad announced their intention to introduce a \"Boxer\" model to celebrate 90 years of making motorcycles. At the time <a href=\"http://s3.bimmerfile.com.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/P901079041-e1363971701891.jpg\">this image</a> was all they were giving the world in terms of what to expect, but it didn\'t take a genius to predict that the \"Boxer\" would likely just be a more naked and more \"cafe\" version of BMW\'s R 1200 R roadster. Personally, I would have loved to see a new, midsize 800cc air-cooled boxer twin, but I didn\'t have very high hopes for that. Engine dreams aside, today the internet is abuzz with concept renderings of the \"Boxer\" model.

by Nathaniel Salzman