Gabriel Bridger, Author at BimmerFile

BMW Preps for Multiple Scenarios as COVID-19 Remains a Global Threat

BMW and other automakers are dealing with a reality that seemed impossible just a few months ago. Sales have fallen off in historic ways...

It’s unusual when we see a full leak of a single model from BMW. It’s shocking to see three in one week. That’s what...

Today we get our first look at the all new 2021 G22 BMW 4 Series in motion. While the car is camouflaged there’s plenty...

The all new 2021 BMW 4 Series is almost here and BMW has given the keys to a handful of European journalists in a...

In a sign that things are about to get back to normal, the BMW Welt is gearing up to re-open May 4th. That would...

Both the BMW X5 M50i and X6 M50i are a flawed concepts. Big and heavy with shoehorned sporting pretensions. Worse of the two is...

We miss our 2002. Given the current lock-down our ready to roll 1976 BMW 2002 is locked in storage likely a month away from...

While the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance gets all the press during Monterey Speed Week, there’s another event that we’ve come to love even more....

BMW Classic has begun a new video series which walks through some of the most important older BMWs. After a brief walk through the...

Unsurprisingly global BMW sales were hit hard over the last month due to COVID-19 which in turn greatly affected Q1 results. In total the...

The E46 BMW M3 CSL is one of the most revered M cars of all time. A track focused M3 with liberal use of...

The term efficient dynamics has been with the BMW brand for over a decade now. At first glance it seems like a meaningless phrase...

With the COVOID-19 shutdown affecting the global economy, US BMW sales were down sharply for the first quarter of the year. Here’s the official...

BMW is back at it with Hydrogen. As one of the first automakers to embrace the technology, the brand is recommitting with the BMW...