BMW enjoys an outstanding reputation built on many strengths. In my opinion, the top 3 includes remarkable engine performance and reliability (electronics still need work despite recent improvements), ...

Ever since its first release, back in the 1980s, the BMW 3 Series Cabriolet was one of the best selling models in the history of the Bavarian manufacturer. The guys from Auto123.com summed up a review ...

You've likely seen the guy in the local haberdashery holding a blue necktie in one hand and a red tie in the other. He squints to assess the paisleys on one, eyeballs the dancing circus elephants on ...

BMW recently confirmed the introduction of a performance upgrade for the N54 twin-turbo engine on 135i and 335i models that will bring some extra power to the two mentioned cars. BMW announced the new ...

It’s been 20 years since the first 3 Series ragtop came to be. Rather than being an official assignment, it was something born in a back room of BMW’s body development department. It was presented to ...

With its fourth-generation 3-series convertible, BMW joins the trend toward retractable hard tops--following the likes of the Mercedes-Benz SL, the Volvo C70, and the Volkswagen Eos. The switch is a ...

The BMW 335i Convertible drives as good as it looks but it has some stiff competition from key German rivals. The BMW 335i Convertible proves once again that the German car maker knows how to design a ...

It’s the BMW 335i coupe – now with one turbo less. I have a sneaky suspicion this move to a single blower is because future M models will be differentiated by being twin turbo. We already know the ...

The list of standard features is impressive and plenty of options are available on top of that. For added exclusivity, BMW Individual allows you to customize just about everything to reflect your own ...

BMW’s first-ever folding metal roof is a huge success – it works brilliantly, giving the 3-Series Convertible the refinement and security of a coupé with all the benefits of a cabrio. And it doesn’t ...