Posts Tagged ‘BMW’

BMW’s involvement with the Olympic games is not a new event: nearly 40 years ago, it was again leading the charge at the Games of the XX Olympiad.  Leading the ...

Designing a BMW 3 Series is one of the hardest tasks in the motor industry. 12.5 million have been sold to date and it is the world’s best selling premium-make ...

The biggest influencer of fuel economy is the driver. Low rolling resistance tyres save 3%; auto stop-start can save 5% or more.  The driver, however, can save 20% – and ...

BMW is committed to a future of turbocharged engines, both diesel and petrol, that will enable it to drop each cylinder set down a peg. The V10 is dead, thank ...

Twitter addicts need to tweet all the time. Facebook fans need to update their status, and Like the thoughts of others, constantly. Social media is all-pervasive and smartphones make it ...

BMW is trying something new with the 1 Series, in an experiment it’s not shouting about just yet in case it falls flat. Don’t worry, it’s nothing too far-out. We’re ...

The home of William Morris needs saving – and the National Trust needs £600,000 to do so. Nuffield Place is currently owned by Oxford Nuffield College. It has offered to donate ...

The Jaguar XKR-S started life in a way that will be familiar to designers the world over – using a storyboard process. But although this process sounds suspiciously soft and ...

The MINI Coupe was an in-the-metal visual challenge for me last week in Austria. The swirly tape didn’t help. Covering the bit that’s different, emphasising the bit that’s the same. ...

The BMW 1 Series M Coupe adventure continues: courtesy of some logistical brilliance by the BMW PR team, I’ve got one parked outside my house for the next 5 days. ...