BMW Recalls Some X1 Models Due To Frame Issue

BMW announced a recall for 3,312 X1 SUVs from the 2025 model year onwards due to a frame strength issue that could compromise occupant protection in the event of an accident. Engineers name the columns that support the roof of a car from front to back. The A-pillar is next to the windshield, the B-pillar is behind the front door, Read More

BMW X3 Recalled Due To Airbag Tear

BMW has recalled just seven brand new 2025 X3 SUVs for the frightening reason that the airbags may rupture and not function properly. The company informed the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration: The passenger airbag may have been torn in transit between suppliers and installed before anyone was caught… Photo and Credits: This article appeared at KBB News on 2024-11-12 Read More

Comparison Of 2025 Acura Integra And 2025 BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe

The market for small luxury cars remains strong, thanks to models like the Acura Integra and BMW 2 Series. Each represents the cheapest route to Acura or BMW ownership. It's also a good size for dealing with heavy urban traffic and negotiating tight parking spaces. Integra, which debuted in 2023,… Photo and Credits: This article appeared at KBB News on Read More

The Improved 2025 BMW I4 Will Be Slightly More Expensive.

BMW announced a styling refresh and an updated interior for its i4 electric sedan last spring, but didn't give details on pricing and range. We can now report that prices will increase slightly in 2025. Range numbers will change slightly, but that's not likely to change the minds of many shoppers. The image change is a little modest… Photo and Read More

BMW Makes The Internet Happy, Brings M5 Station Wagon To The US

Enlarge / Everyone loves a wagon, especially when it’s an M5. Fabian Kirchbauer Photography/BMW Telling someone they can’t have something is a great way to make them want it. Take the station wagon, for example. This once-popular form factor for family transport has all but disappeared from… Photo and Credits: This article is from Jonathan M. Gitlin and it appeared Read More

BMW Recalls 106,000 Vehicles Due To Starter Problems

BMW has recalled 105,588 vehicles because the starter motor could overheat and cause the engine to fail to start. Recalled models include, but are not limited to, the following examples: The company told the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) that its factories temporarily used a different starter design in some vehicles. Source: Kelley Blue Book