M Series

In 1987, BMW debuted a touring car in the 3 Series model line. That wagon proved to be popular as a compact option in the larger overall market with over a million of those cars sold as the 3 Series evolved. Looking to replicate that success, BMW is launching an all-new 3 Series Touring.

A very production-ready-appearing concept vehicle was unveiled in Geneva as BMW heralded its styling for upcoming generations of automobiles. The German automaker revealed the M8 Gran Coupe as a four-door fastback with a next-generation style for the brand.

BMW has announced a new limited run bike. The Cruise M-Bike Limited Edition is a tribute to the company's M Series of cars and uses what BMW calls the "characteristic Austin Yellow Metallic" of the BMW M division. Only 500 models will be made available.

BMW's new 2 Series Active Tourer is not only the automaker’s first front-wheel drive model but is also its first to feature a high output three cylinder engine. Designed to set the groundwork for future front-wheel drive models, the car is set to shake up the crossover market in Europe and China.

BMW has revealed the shape of things to came for its M-series at the annual Pebble Beach/Monterey automobile weekend. Flashing an exclusive "Aurum Dust" color scheme, the sexy Concept M4 Coupe leaves no doubt as to the car's heritage.

At the New York Motor Show, BMW showed the new M6 Coupe and Convertible that are set to be released mid year.