I like living in Canada. It’s a nice country and all. Now, I have yet another reason to like it here: Canada will be getting the Audi TT RS (Albeit in limited numbers), as well as a RWD variant of the BMW X1 (Although I’m not really excited about the BMW as much as I am about the TT RS).
BMW has launched an estate/wagon variant of the new 5 Series, called the Touring (As it has been for some time now).
Welcome to the fourth part in this series. As with the last part, we will continue looking at the whole world rather than a focus on one area, but this time we will focus more on the actual cars than the industry. We’ll be having a look at how companies have revived some classic nameplates, such as the Fiat 500 pictured above.
The World Car of the Year jury has announced their top 10 finalists for 2010. The top 3 will be announced in Geneva, while the actual awards will be given out at the New York International Auto Show.
BMW has introduced two new models for the American market: the BMW 335is Coupe and Convertible. Information about these 3 Series models had been leaked on the internet earlier this month and, as a result, BMW has decided to make the launch official.
BMW have updated their current 3 Series range through a facelift for the coupe and convertible models. Apart from the cosmetic revisions, a new range of improved engines is also a headline.
Mini have updated their current car lineup with the new Countryman, a car which promises to be quite good off the road as well. It will go on sale in September in the UK with an estimated price tag of £17,000.
The old Z4 GT3, as BMW hasn't released pictures of the new one yet.
BMW have been quite busy at work with their latest Z4 sports car and now, part of their customer racing programme, they made it possible for private teams to buy a new racing car from BMW: the GT3 Z4.
MINI, or if you want to be pedantic, their parent company BMW, is recalling 205 2010 MINI Coopers and MINI Cooper S’, due to incorrect tire information.
BMW has revealed a six-cylinder version of the 7 Series for the North American market. It will be making a live appearance at the 2010 Detroit Auto Show.