Video: 2011 BMW 335is on the track
Here is the first video of the BMW 335is which is powered by the same twin-turbo cylinder engine but with 20 more hp for a total output of 320hp. BMW claims a 0-60 speed of 5.0 flat and some websites have reported 0-60 times of 4.8-4.9. I personally thing for $50k this car is a ripoff. For that price you can get something nicer and faster, in the end it’s a 3 series. Personally at that point just pay $10k more and get the M3. Would you buy this?
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Video: BMW X5M and X6M being driven in the snow
This is more of an educational video from BMW if you will. Awesome cars and looks very fun to do.
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And Audi Attacks BMW Again!
Obviously you can tell the above ad is fake but very well played Audi.
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Video: 2011 BMW 335i Coupe and Convertible footage
The 2011 BMW 335i Coupe and Convertible are powered by a new N55 3.0L inline 6-cylinder engine with a single twin-scroll turbocharger and Valvetronic. That helps produce 300-hp with a maximum torque of 300 lb-ft. 0-60 mph for the 2011 335i Coupe and Convertible comes in 5.3 and 5.5 seconds.
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Mini’s New Countryman TV Spot
Here is a teaser for the new Mini Crossover
2011 BMW 3 Series
BMW has announced substantial enhancements to the 2011 BMW 3-Series Coupe and Convertible, including outstanding style updates for 328i and 335i models and a new engine for 335i models. The 2011 BMW 3-Series Coupe and Convertible models will go on sale in Spring 2010, and pricing will be announced closer to the on-sale date.
Video: Fifth Gear BMW X1 Test Drive
Fifth Gear drives the BMW X1 on the snow to see if it’s truly a crossover vehicle as BMW claims.
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Looks Like Autoblog Got it Wrong Again…
For the five people who listen to Autoblog’s Podcast (as opposed to the popular site), you may recall staff members on the show fiercely insisting that BMW’s coming ‘11 3 series was to be a next-gen vehicle. Now, most of us recall the present 3 coming out not too long ago (mid-decade), so a total redo of a flagship this early would appear illogical.
Turns out the Autoblog gang was wrong. As was expected, BMW will be placing a mild refresh on the current E90 generation. According to Leftlane, the E90 update will use some modest re-sculpting front and back, new LED lamps, a spec boost, and an “iS” trim. The new trim level will lie between the lovable $41,000 335i and superb $56,000 M3.
Video: BMW Z4 Performance
Image Gallery: BMW Z4
The Z4 has undergone a facelift, reducing the ungainly styling it first dawned early in the decade. The new roadster, BMW’s only two-seater, now features a retractable hardtop and a 3.0 L inline-six. A lightweight aluminum chassis and high-precision direct-injection add efficiency in addition to high-performance, reducing carbon emissions and maximizing fuel economy.
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