However, while a BMW might look good in a driveaway, the price of parts is one of the biggest reasons you might want to skip this brand forever. One of the biggest red flags when buying a BMW is ...

The BMW i5 Touring ... slash of red. This continues even more unsubtly into the audio realm, with the availability of several driving ‘themes’ – sport, expressive, silent, etc. Each splashes the dash ...

In May, when Tiger Woods launched his new golf apparel line Sun Day Red in partnership with TaylorMade Golf, he told a story explaining the background of the company’s logo. The design includes ...

The blue stripe represented Bavaria, the red was for Texaco, and the violet was a blend of the two. Although the deal fell through, BMW retained the colour scheme. The logo has since become iconic ...

A blue stripe would represent the colors of Bavaria, already in use on the BMW logo, a red stripe would represent Texaco, and a central violet stripe would represent the mix of the two brands.

A new update is rolling out to Android Auto users with support for copying your phone’s wallpaper to the car’s display. Google has launched the latest Android Auto feature in a new toggle ...

BMW has revealed that the official safety car for the 2024 MotoGP championship will be the new XM Label Red, its most powerful vehicle but also one of its least track-focused models. Plus ...

His chariot? The first-ever BMW XM Label Red. The new SUV is BMW's most powerful production vehicle ever, producing 738 horsepower and 738 pound-feet of torque. That's more than enough to conquer ...

More powerful, more exclusive, more extravagant: Just a few months after production got underway of the new BMW XM (petrol consumption combined: 1.7 – 1.6 l/100 km [166.2 – 176.6 mpg imp ...

The new default wallpaper for iOS 17 is abstract with gradients in different shades of red, orange, pink, and blue. Unlike the iOS 16 wallpaper, which was only available in a light version ...

the brand-new BMW XM Label Red (combined fuel consumption: 1.7 – 1.6 l/ 100 km; combined electricity consumption: 34.5 – 33.0 kWh/100 km; combined CO₂ emissions: 39 – 35 g/km in the WLTP ...