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BMW has spent decades building its reputation on the proposition that a car can be both practical and genuinely rewarding to drive — a combination it has achieved more consistently than almost any other mass-market manufacturer. It has also spent the past several years navigating the electric transition with a strategy that involves building more models in more segments than feels strictly necessary, while simultaneously developing genuinely impressive technology with companies like Rimac. Cars & Code covers BMW with appreciation for what it gets right and honest commentary on what occasionally seems like too many variants of the same basic SUV.
10 articles about BMW
The BMW E30 M3 was not designed to be a great car. It was designed to be a legal racing car — specifically, to satisfy the FIA's Group A homologation requirements, which mandated that 5,000 road-going examples of any car…
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The average new car transaction price in the United States in 2026 is just over $48,000. That is…
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The Honda Civic Hybrid is a genuinely excellent car. It is reliable, efficient, competitively priced at around $30,000,…
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Germany has a complicated relationship with modified cars. The country that invented the high-performance automobile, that gave the…
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For most of 2026, the narrative around Western electric vehicle manufacturers has been a catalogue of retreats: cancelled…
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At some point in the last five years, every major luxury car maker on Earth marched up to…
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Every enthusiast has had this conversation, usually in a car park, usually at 10pm, usually while leaning on…
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