Be careful when navigating through the spy-shot gallery after the jump. The image with the shirtless middle-aged man could cause blindness.

In the last several years, BMW has branched out into using digits previously not found on the tail ends of roundel-badged cars, such as 1, 2 and 4; however, the 8 Series has not been revived. But the Bavarian automaker might shoot straight past that to the number nine.

Once again, we’ve caught a prototype for the 2016 BMW 7-Series, the next generation of the German automaker’s flagship sedan due in late 2015 or early the following year. But the big news is: these photos show a design that has been radically altered from the previous prototypes we’d seen! While the exterior now looks […] More »

Everybody knows a BMW roundel adds 100 horsepower to any vehicle on which it is placed. BMW engineers have the easiest jobs in the world when creating automobiles that begin life as BMWs. For example, they do far less work than other companies’ engineers when creating powerful engines. Whereas other car companies spend hundreds of […] More »

The first-generation BMW 7 Series was a major leap forward for the brand. Hop into an E23, and the interior design will have you thinking you’re in a car 15 years newer. This was the first BMW model that drastically demonstrated the company was ahead of its time. Before the 7 Series was introduced in […] More »

The 7-series has always been the flagship for BMW’s latest and greatest. It’s a pretty solid bellweather for the coming changes to the rest of the brand. According to EGMCarTech, the next-generation 7 series will likely weigh less than the current generation 5-series. Interesting right? If the largest car they make (which currently weighs north […] More »