BMW M57 Engine Reliability: A Comprehensive Overview
When it comes to performance and engineering excellence in the engine world, BMW has long been a name to reckon with.But among the many great engines that BMW has produced over the years, the M57…
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BMW N63 Engine: Pros, Cons and Reliability
The BMW N63 engine is a twin-turbocharged V8 that powers some of the most luxurious and high-performance models in the BMW lineup. It was introduced in 2008 and has undergone several updates and revisions since…
These Are Some of The Most Reliable BMW Engines Ever Made
BMW built a name for themselves building not only some iconic cars, but also some marvelous engines. Over the decades, BMW was also known for producing some of the most refined and powerful engines in the…
BMW N55 Engine: Pros, Cons and Reliability
If you are looking for a powerful and smooth engine for your BMW, you might have heard of the N55 engine. This engine was introduced in 2009 as a replacement for the N54 engine, which…
BMW N54 Engine: Pros, Cons and Reliability
2024 540i xDrive with B58 Engine – Most Efficient BMW Six-Cylinder Ever?
The latest EPA regulators have apparently gone light on the throttle while testing the new 2024 BMW 540i xDrive. The results are in, and the newest vehicle sporting the B58 engine offers remarkable efficiency. How…
BMW B48: Reliability, Efficiency and Tuning
The BMW B48 is a turbocharged inline-four petrol engine that was introduced in 2014. It is part of the modular BMW B-series engine family, and replaced the N20 and N26 engines. The B48 is arguably…
BMW S55 Engine Overview – Specs, Reliability and Tuning
The BMW S55 engine had a short life, but it left a long lasting impression on the M owners community. The BMW S55 engine is actually the performance version of the popular N55 engine, which…
Spotlight On: BMW N43 Four-Cylinder Petrol 2007-2013
Not seen in North America – for that, you can be eternally grateful… The BMW N43 engine is a technological masterpiece. Delivering 170 bhp without a turbocharger in a 2-liter four-cylinder engine was quite an…
BMW N54 vs. N55 Comparison: Which One is Better?
BMW’s first-ever inline-six-cylinder engine, designated as the M78, was produced from 1933 to 1950. The initial version, the 303, featured a 5.6:1 compression ratio, a 56mm cylinder bore, and an 80mm stroke, resulting in approximately…
Engine History: BMW M40, M42, M43 and M44
If a single engine is the cornerstone of what revived BMW in the 1960s, the SOHC M10 four-cylinder is it. Built since 1963, the M10 was a good engine, but fuel economy and performance were…
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