BMW Engines
BMW is looking to bring three-cylinder engines in the United States. According to Automotive News, and somewhat not surprising, the new highly efficient three-cylinder banger will be offered in the next generation MINI that comes…
Horatiu Boeriu / October 2, 2012
BMW Engines
The New BMW Group Efficient Dynamics engine family – technologies powering the future, new engine family with 1.5 litre BMW TwinPower Turbo engine. Since the spring of 2007, the BMW Group has had the most…
Horatiu Boeriu / September 14, 2012
BMW Engines
California-based tuner EuropeanAutoSource hosted a Dyno Day this past Saturday where 22 BMWs showed up throughout the day to put their engines to the test on their Dynoject 224xLC. The day started at 8:00 with…
Horatiu Boeriu / September 11, 2012
BMW Engines
In 2010, BMW was hit with class action suit on the N54 turbo engine for defective High Pressure Fuel Pumps and turbo chargers. We have first covered the BMW N54 fuel pump issues in early…
Horatiu Boeriu / August 16, 2012
BMW Engines
Hartge promises 438 HP for tri-turbo diesel engine
by Horatiu Boeriu / Date: July 25, 2012
BMW Engines
Today, the three millionth engine has been produced at the BMW Group’s UK engine plant at Hams Hall, near Birmingham. The milestone power unit – a 1.6 four-cylinder petrol engine – will be despatched to…
Horatiu Boeriu / June 10, 2012
BMW Engines
In the outset of this article – I know that this is a moot point but I will ask it anyway: Will you miss the big, naturally aspirated inline-six cylinder engines of BMW as we…
Andrew / April 15, 2011
BMW Engines
Munich, Germany – BMW discussed the new 500cc per cylinder engine architecture that will serve as a building block for upcoming three, four, and in-line six cylinder gasoline and diesel engines. This common cylinder architecture…
Hugo Becker / April 11, 2011
BMW Engines
After the post regarding the 320Si, a few of us began to discuss the different merits of the engine and why technologies such as VANOS and Valvetronic were or were not present and even what…
Andrew / November 2, 2009