And continuing the larger-and-larger kidney grilles every time a new design is released:
Striking ✨ MT @AndreaSimone_G Another Wonderful #BMW Creation 💪 #BMW Concept #X2 #BMWparis #MondialAuto #MondialAutoParis2016 pic.twitter.com/TMtjYOM7hy
— BMW (@BMW) October 5, 2016
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2017 Mercedes-AMG E43 is Your 396-HP Executive Sedan https://t.co/YK5gN0y5hZ pic.twitter.com/wsAbmXlQDF
— Automobile Magazine (@automobilemag) March 10, 2016
BMW, Audi, Mercedes close on Nokia mapping unit deal https://t.co/CO9apNFdbw
— Automotive News (@Automotive_News) December 4, 2015
You might want to hold off buying ANY car for now — the @BMWUSA #M2 arrives this spring http://t.co/TvRjdEh7DI pic.twitter.com/JhNyXj4vdO
— Autoweek (@AutoweekUSA) October 14, 2015
The difference between open-type, torque-vectoring, limited-slip, and other differentials: http://t.co/DhvhHxKGSx pic.twitter.com/Ge5YKY4MVK
— Car and Driver (@CARandDRIVER) October 18, 2015
Looks hot at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show!
2016 @MBUSA C-Class Coupe offers S-Class style on a budget
#IAA2015 #Frankfurt
http://t.co/A5YcoqWsDA pic.twitter.com/eia0W0Va8s
— Autoblog.com (@therealautoblog) September 15, 2015
Admit it, the auto manufacturers could do a much better job on the navigation / infotainment software currently offered in their vehicles. Many are turning to Apple to manage their systems, still others are using Google’s Android Operating system for Autos. Wired takes a look at their current offering and gives us the skinny on how well it works.
The occasional frustration still beats the very low bar set by car manufacturers. (via Ars Technica)
Posted by WIRED on Monday, July 27, 2015
Robo-Lastwagen is Coming to Germany: Autonomous Autobahn Semi-Truck Testing to Begin Soon http://t.co/KsIANVO6Rl pic.twitter.com/eRpaBruAwC
— Car and Driver (@CARandDRIVER) July 27, 2015
Autoguide takes us into our driverless future:
#QOTD: Would YOU trust a driverless car? http://t.co/OxpEhfcrwv pic.twitter.com/bd8a84lHRd
— AutoGuide.com (@AutoGuide) July 18, 2015
We see many of the different departments in the factory including the metal stamping, the paintworks and more!
CNET goes the distance with this new review of BMW’s latest X5. While there are many good points, there are some features which are a little hokey / questionable to the reviewer.
Automakers need to catch up with consumer demand for connected cars: http://t.co/ll1i6YqC7X pic.twitter.com/YneMkEXKjg
— PCMag (@PCMag) July 25, 2014
BMW has almost made me forget about the name change!
Here is the new BMW M4 Convertible. Looks great! #m4 #m4convertible #bmwm4 http://t.co/Ims6Q3WqTc pic.twitter.com/vQtGGAO4Lo
— BMWBLOG (@bmwblog) April 3, 2014
Will mandatory rear-view cameras usher in a police state?
Will mandatory rear view cameras usher in a new surveillance sate? http://t.co/7Tuvgegk15 pic.twitter.com/vbYCbY8ZJu
— Jalopnik (@Jalopnik) April 23, 2014
The #MINI Cooper Countryman gets a mild facelift for 2015, debuts this week at #NYAutoShow: http://t.co/PhcmLhgyf1 pic.twitter.com/Q7UoqKEYuQ
— Autoweek (@AutoweekUSA) April 16, 2014
BMWBLog recently reviewed BMW’s new “proactive driving” technology. This new feature being added to new BMW vehicles software allows the cars to make more intelligent decisions in regards to automatic transmission selection. For instance, if a car pulls out in front of one of these BMWs, the car becomes aware of the driver’s new predicament and can keep the transmission in the correct gear to ensure the driver has the proper engine speed to get around the other car.
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