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The second generation of BMW's X1 offers flexible packaging, nimbleness and refinement in a compact crossover, particularly in an urban environment, says Tom Voelk, auto critic for The New York Times in a new review.
Powered by a 2-liter, 4-cylinder engine with a twin-scroll turbocharger providing 228 horsepower and 258 pound-feet of torque early in the rev range, there’s a touch of lag off the line. It goes from 0 to 60 miles an hour in 6.3 seconds, according to BMW. Drive modes range from environmental Eco to pavement-loving Sport...
The BMW 3 Series we know and love has been on sale since 1975. Since then, it has topped Consumer Report's 10Best list 22 times, and won over legions of drivers. Today, it's practically synonymous with the notion of an entry-level sports sedan, and there are more reasons than ever to own one.
If you've been researching the BMW 5 Series, some choice phrases probably come to mind. Benchmark luxury sedan, best-in-class driving experience, and mind-blowing interior appointments are probably some of them. But does this Bavarian executive car live up? We're going to answer that question in today's blog.
If you’re looking for a vehicle that goes way beyond utility, you need to check out the sporty and capable BMW X1, the handsome Sports Activity Vehicle from Bavaria. With thrills behind every rounded corner, let the X1 blaze a path through the commotion and track down adventure and excitement, wherever they hide.
The automotive world practically wet its pants when the 2016 BMW M2 broke cover, and now, they're going to do so again. Although heavier than most enthusiasts would hope, Motortrend senior editor Jason Cammisa decided to put it to the test on the road and the track, and the impression he came away with was... quite impressed.
It's becoming increasingly evident to us at BMW Portland that we'll seemingly never get enough of our full-size four-door, the radically reimagined 2016 BMW 7 Series. Sure, we may have covered it in a post just last month, but that certainly won't stop us from talking it up some more today.
This time, however, we'll have you team up with Autotrader reviewer, Jabari Jones. His appraisal of the made-over 7 Series is available in the clip below:
Stocked to the gills with amazing amenities, the 7 Series' top-of-the-line 750i xDrive trim provides one with a truly…
At BMW of Portland, we are excited by the unveiling of what could be the automobile of the future. On its 100th birthday, BMW unveiled a concept car in Munch that is poised to completely change the game.
The vehicle “combines coupe-type sportiness with the dynamic elegance of a sedan – but rather than being an anonymous transport machine, it is a highly customized vehicle that is perfectly tailored to suit the driver’s changing needs.”
The perfect co-pilot: learn about the Companion in the #BMW VISION #next100. https://t.co/tvjrcB3EUKhttps://t.co/QTJhftOEpq
— BMW (@BMW) March 10, 2016…
If you're into full-size luxury sedans, we at BMW Portland have a funny feeling that you'll flip your wig for ours, the all-new 2016 BMW 7 Series.
What makes us so sure you'll be smitten by it? Auto Trader UK Senior Road Tester, Paul Bond, is here to explain:
Base trims don't get much better than the one offered with the 7 Series, the 740i.
Standard features on this model include 18-inch wheels and run-flat tires, adaptive LED headlamps, a dual-panel panoramic sunroof, an adaptive air suspension, front and rear parking sensors, keyless entry and ignition…
For nearly fifty years, drivers all across America have been clamoring for an M7 edition of BMW's top shelf sedan. Unfortunately, this isn't an announcement that one is coming, but we do have word on the next-best thing. Ladies and gentlemen, meet the 2017 Alpina B7 xDrive.