The ultimate 5-Series M5 BMW F10 214MPH, 1000 HP. Record breaking beast will blow your mind! With 1000hp on tap and a top speed of 214mph this mighty, supercar-slaying, record-breaking F10 M5 is the UK’s fastest BMW… Words: Elizabeth de Latour Photos: Matt Woods.
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Desert Storm. Low and wide – a simple but effective mission statement for Parm Panesar’s latest M3. Resplendent in desert chic and motorsport vibes, this thing’s brewing up some heavy weather… Words: Daniel Bevis. Photos: Si Gray.
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Prize Fighter. Street Fighter LA has become a force to be reckoned with on the BMW scene and this ferocious E92 335i shows just why that is. Words: Daniel Bevis. Photos: Viktor Benyi.
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’Charged S62 E38 560hp 7 Series boasts E39 M5 powerplant and a manual swap. Running a supercharged S62 V8 complete with manual swap, this epic E38 might just be the ultimate 7 Series. Words: Elizabeth de Latour. Photos: Faiz Rahman.
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Fast and charismatic, BMW’s rare E86 Z4 M Coupé is both a comfortable sports tourer and an enjoyable track-day car. But, as Guy Baker reveals, you need to buy now before the prices shoot up!
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3.0CSi Reborn! We sample a reader's superbly-restored, classic E9 coupé. Me and my car Labour of love. Jeffrey Mohler’s 3.0 CSi Coupé is a car that’s been restored with surgical precision, as Garry Melnyk discovers. Photography: Rob Hislop.
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Market watch The motorsport-derived E30 M3 is now one of the most sought-after classic BMWs, with a price tag to match, as Guy Baker explains.
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Keith’s away this month, so Nathan’s here to explain why an Alpina makes more sense than an M.
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Mighty S14 2002 Fully-restored classic packing M Power muscle. 14 years in the making, this S14-powered 2002 is the result of one man’s enduring vision and incredible patience, and the awesome end result was more than worth the incredible wait. Words: Elizabeth de Latour. Photos: Ade Brannan.
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Retro Perfection. With a healthy dose of retro mods and OEM+ styling, this E36 Cab embraces its past and makes the most of it in glorious style. Words: Elizabeth de Latour. Photos: Krisztian Bolgar.
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Stop the hate… get a V8. A V8 that can trace its heritage back to a Formula 1 car, a V8 capable of 10,200rpm and 560hp at maximum attack – little wonder this E36 sounds like God arrived at full chat. Words: Bob Harper. Photos: Chris Wallbank/Frozenspeed.
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440HP 4WD BMW 435i F32 With massive power and four-wheel-drive to deploy it whatever the weather, this full-on 435i is the ultimate all-season road weapon. Words: Elizabeth de Latour. Photos: Yuheng Zhang.
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Beyond the limit. With an incredible 750whp from its single-turbo-equipped N54, this full-on, hardcore, track-prepped 135i is an astonishing machine. Words: Elizabeth de Latour. Photos: Cris Guamanzara.
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Untouchable. Gorgeous air-ride E30 M3. Some people say the E30 M3 is a car that shouldn’t be modified. Thank goodness the guys at Car Audio Security weren’t listening… Words: Daniel Bevis. Photos: Si Gray.
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Hungary Shark. Finished in a stunning shade of custom blue, wearing a genuine Hartge body kit and enhanced with a selection of period additions, this air-ride E28 is a slice of seriously cool retro-chic. Words: Aron Norris. Photos: Krisztian Bolgar.
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Me and my car We meet Nick Sahota, to explore his amazing BMW collection, and one of the most controversial models in it.
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1997 BMW 840Ci E31 Paul Blythe ‘The V8 power is so smooth. Plus who can resist pop-up headlights?' A lot of work has gone into making Paul's 8 so good.
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BMW E3 50th birthday celebrations… Glorious saloons gather, and we're there! BMW E3 50th anniversary Tony Wilkes joined the E3 Club of Germany in celebrating the 50th anniversary of the stunning BMW E3 saloon. Photography: BMW Classic and Tony Wilkes.
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Circuit Breaker Hardcore E46 M3 track car. Transformed from stock E46/2 into a full-on track beast, this M3 is a sublime hardcore machine. Words: Elizabeth de Latour. Photos: Emma Woodcock.
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Theory of evolution. With wide arches and a supercharger under the bonnet making 400hp, this full-on E36 M3 is one ferocious street beast. Words and photos: Zach Mayne.
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