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The original M5 premiered as a 1985 model, and quickly became an icon. It was one of the fastest sedans on the market, and the succeeding models have continued that legacy ever since. continue reading...
BMW takes their marketing one step further in this ad.
They were able to burn their logo onto viewers’ eyelids by setting up machines behind the movie theater screen and, at a particularly dull moment in the ad, they fired a flash that, much like the sun would, would imprint the BMW logo on the back of the eyelids of the viewers. continue reading...
Possibly one of the best-looking convertibles on the road today, BMW’s Z4 isn’t just a looker; it’s a blast to drive too. In this video, WatchMojo.com test drives this beauty. continue reading...
WatchMojo.com has found the car Don Draper would drive if he lived in today’s society. We test drive the 2011 BMW X5 xDrive35i. continue reading...
With the premiere of Mad Men’s 4th season taking place last night I got to thinking: What would Don Draper drive if he were living in today’s crazy world? continue reading...
And it looks exactly the same. continue reading...
In the past few test vehicles I’ve driven, I’ve experienced the ever elusive “self-park.” continue reading...
I’m about to head out and pick up the brand new ActiveHybrid 7 from BMW. Now, normally I’d be a bit ho-hum about a hybrid, but this particular vehicle is, at the moment, the fastest hybrid in the world. continue reading...
So, you all know how I feel about the BMW 550i Gran Turismo, but tonight I picked up a 2011 BMW 55oi sedan and I have to say, I’m pretty in love with it already.
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Hydrogen cars seem to good to be true. They don’t pollute, they don’t use gas. They’re also non-existent on North American roads. Why, you may ask? They’re difficult and extremely expensive to put together - costing hundreds of thousands of dollars to build. You may also have noticed that there are few hydrogen refueling stations (there are three in California). A few companies are hoping that within the next five years they’ll have hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles in their showrooms. However, some experts estimate that with everything involved, the hydrogen car fad won’t likely take-off for decades. Read more…
WatchMojo got to test drive a BMW hydrogen car. Check it out:
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