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4 days ago | bmwblog.com | Horatiu Boeriu

If you’ve been following the car market lately, you’ll know that the Tesla Model Y has become a familiar sight just about everywhere. It’s not only Tesla’s best-selling car, but also one of the most popular new vehicles you can buy today. For around $43,000 (after the $7500 tax incentive), you get a 327 electric range, all-wheel drive, and the kind of tech-focused experience that’s helped make Tesla a household name. But here at BMWBLOG, we tend to look at the market a little differently.

4 days ago | bmwblog.com | Horatiu Boeriu

When it comes to off-road builds, MINI might seem like an unlikely candidate. The diminutive hatchback is designed for the urban jungle rather than venturing off the beaten path. Still, we haven’t forgotten rad projects like the All4 Racing, the John Cooper Works Rally, and the John Cooper Works Buggy. While those were competition cars built by the German racing team X-Raid, this Canadian-market Cooper S is a private effort.

6 days ago | bmwblog.com | Horatiu Boeriu

The rumor mill is once again spinning around Germany’s most successful football club. After more than two decades of partnership with Audi, there is a highly speculative rumor that FC Bayern Munich could soon see a new badge on its players’ company cars — BMW. But while the speculation is gaining traction, no official move has been made, and any potential change is still years away.

6 days ago | bmwblog.com | Horatiu Boeriu

If you’re car shopping with $45,000 to spend, you might think the 2025 BMW 330i is your best option. It’s a safe choice—modern, efficient, backed by warranty, and a great entry into the BMW lineup. But what if you could spend even less and walk away with one of the fastest, most luxurious sedans BMW has ever built? Recently on Bring a Trailer, a 2018 BMW Alpina B7 xDrive—finished in classic Black Sapphire Metallic over Black Nappa Leather with 33,000 miles—sold for just $44,000.

1 week ago | bmwblog.com | Horatiu Boeriu

Hydrogen is still on BMW’s roadmap. With a production hydrogen-powered car set for 2028, the conversation around alternative fuels at BMW Group is heating up again. Most of the attention so far has gone to the iX5 Hydrogen SUV—but this isn’t BMW’s first dance with H₂. In fact, more than two decades ago, MINI quietly rolled out its own hydrogen-powered prototype. And it was a lot cooler than you might expect.