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The Wright Brothers
On December 17, 1903, 10 years after the Wright Brothers, a Bavarian engineer named Karl Rapp began an aircraft-engine shop in Munich that became BMW.

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Vintage Aircraft

     
         
 
BMW M5
Prior to its introduction, the 5 Series E39 BMW M5 Sedan underwent a series of winter tests.
BMW E24 6 Series
With the introduction of the new E63 BMW 6 Series, it's a fitting time to look back on the E24 BMW 6 Series models built between 1976 and 1989.
 

M5 in Winter

 

6 Series

 
         
 
BMW E39 Touring
The E39 5 Series estate or touring wagon has long been one of our favorite ways to move cargo around...quickly.
BMW 502 Racer
Terry Sayther Automotive made and raced the first BMW to complete La Carrera Panamericana with his modified BMW 502.
 

5 Series Touring

 

502 Racer

 
         
 
BMW's first, modern coupes were the wonderful 3.0's, made in the '60s and '70s. The granddaddy of the 3.0 coupes and the Batmobile was the BMW 2000CS.
BMW 8 Series
From 1990 until 1999, the 8 series was BMW's product for the luxury sport coupe market. Here are some new 8 series photos.
 

BMW 2000 CS

 

8 Series

 
         
         
 
BMW Roadsters
Over 60 years of classic roadsters, dating from the BMW 328 to the BMW Z4.
BMW M1
The M1, BMW's first m-badged car, was introduced in 1978. We celebrate this milestone automobile on its 25th anniversary.
 

BMW Roadsters

 

M1 Anniversary

 
         
 
6 Series
The successor to the E9 3.0CSi coupe, the 6 Series E24 sport coupes were produced from March 1976 to April 1989. Over 86,000 E24's were built during the production run.
2002 Turbo
Only 1,672 Turbos were ever made. Today, the 2002 Turbo is one of the most sought after 2002's. Some new pictures courtesy of the BMW Historical Archives.
 

BMW 6 Series

 

2002 Turbo

 
         
 
5 generations of 5 Series cars
With the recent introduction of the new E60, the BMW family tree adds another branch. Trace your car's roots back to the 1st generation E12, introduced over 30 years ago.
Vintage Racing
Over Labor Day weekend, the 20th annual Fall Festival at Connecticut's Lime Rock Park gave off a strong vibe. After several years' hiatus, BMW resumed its traditional role as title sponsor.
 

5 Series cars

 

Lime Rock

 
         
 
M1 and Procar
Each year exhibitors from all over the world come to Essen, Germany, for the Techno Classica. BMW's main display this year is entitled "7 decades of BMW Cabrios".
BMW 1600
Choosing not to launch at Geneva, the BMW 1600 had its first official presentation in front of the Munich Opera House on the occasion of BMW's 50th Anniversary.
 

Techno Classica

 

Neu Klasse

 
         
 
BMW 318ti California
BMW's E36 318ti California Exclusive Edition Package was a limited production vehicle made from April through July of 1996.
BMW 700RS
BMW made only 19 model 700 RS racecars. They were based on the Italian designed BMW 700 model.
 

318ti California

 

BMW 700RS

 
         
 
BMW Z3
From the time the BMW Z3 first appeared in the movie Golden Eye, the Z3 was always very photogenic.
BMW 507
Elvis Aaron Presley was the undisputed king of rock and roll. And while stationed in Germany, the King made a mark with 2 of BMW's famous cars of the 50's.
 

Up Close

 

Der Elviswagen

 
         
 
Alpina E21
The E21 BMW should have built was made by Alpina. Introduced at the IAA in 1978, The B6 2.8 was based on the 2.8 liter 6-cylinder engine from the 5 Series 528i model.
BMW 2600L
First shown at the Frankfurt Auto Show, the Baroque Angel followed in the tradition of BMW's spacious pre-war cars. Have a look at a beautiful 2600L model, in Bavarian Blue and White.
 

Alpina E21

 

Baroque Angel

 
         
 
Mini Cooper S
The Mini Final Edition models (Seven, Knightsbridge, Cooper and Cooper S) were displayed at the 2000 Geneva Motor Show.
BMW E30 325e and 528e
In the 1980's BMW produced an efficient engine it called 'eta'. You can recognize these cars as the BMW 3 Series 325e and BMW 5 Series 528e models.
 

Classic Mini

 

325e and 528e

 
         
 
BMW E36 M3
In a family, the middle child is often neglected. See why it is a mistake to neglect the E36 M3 and treat it like it's a middle child.
BMW Bavaria
The Bavarian nameplate was never so proudly displayed as it was in North America during the late '60s and early '70s on the BMW Bavaria 4-door sedan.
 

BMW E36 M3

 

It's a Bav!

 
         
 
BMW E12
Winter is almost here in the Northern Hemisphere, so we celebrate with some cold-weather pictures of the 5 Series E12 M535i.
BMW E21 320i
The 320i marque represents several generations of BMW art and performance. Here we present two examples from the current ETCC racecar to the classic artcar.
 

E12 in Winter

 

Generations

 
         
 
BMW Dixi
BMW's first car, the Dixi was a licensed version of the famous British Austin Seven, designed by Sir Herbert Austin.
BMW E30 M3 Cabrio
The E30 M3 Cabriolet version was produced from 1988 to 1991. Only 786 models were made.
 

The Dixi Chick

 

M3 E30 Cabrio

 
         
 
BMW E34
In September 2002, the 5 Series, BMW's mid-range model series, celebrates its 30th birthday.
BMW C1
In the 50's, 60's and 70's, BMW used Italian designers to create some classic machines.
 

Anniversary

 

Italian Design

 
         
 
BMW M1 PROCAR
In 1979 and 1980, Formula One Grand Prix spectators were treated to Procar racing. The race car used for the event was the specially prepared BMW M1.
BMW 503
The BMW 503 was designed by Count Albrecht Goertz, one of the greatest stylists of all time, and the same man who designed the BMW 507.
 

M1 PROCAR

 

BMW 503

 
         
 
BMW Future Collectibles
Who says you have to wait years before you can collect a classic car? These BMW's were all made in the 90s, but they promise to be hot collector cars.
BMW at Goodwood
At the Goodwood Festival of Speed, auto enthusiasts got a close-up look at racing vehicles from every decade of motorsport.
 

Collectibles

 

Goodwood

 
         
 
Iceland
Iceland has been called the Outback of Europe. There you will find remarkable beauty, and Saemi's BMW 635CSi.
BMW 328 Mille Miglia
The 1000 miles from Brescia to Rome and back known as the Mille Miglia is one of the oldest and most celebrated auto races in the world.
 

BMW 635CSi

 

Mille Miglia

 
         
 
BMW M5
Pictures of 3 generations of the world's fastest sedans -- the glorious BMW M5's, from the original E12 M535i, to the E28 M5, and the E34 M5.
Powered by BMW
The world's oldest sports car has been brought up-to-date with the newest in BMW engineering. Now it's propelled to 60 in under 5 seconds.
 

BMW M5

 

Morgan Aero 8

 
         
 
BMW 8 Series
The ultimate expression of the BMW sports coupe, with a V-12 and later a V-8, these powerful coupes combined performance and luxury.
BMW Isetta
One of the most practical BMW's, the Isetta was produced at a time when cheap, reliable transportation was needed.
 

BMW 8 Series

 

BMW Isetta

 
         
 
BMW E30 M3
The 3 Series E30 M3 was the product of a factory effort to participate in German Touring Car racing.
BMW 2002 Turbo
Only 1,672 Turbos were ever made. None were certified for sale in the USA. Today, the 2002 Turbo is one of the most sought after 2002's.
 

BMW E30 M3

 

2002 Turbo

 
         
 
BMW 3.0 CSL Batmobile
The first project of BMW Motorsport GmbH became one of the most successful production racers of all time.
BMW M1
The first car to wear the M badge had timeless design, a powerful engine, great exhaust note, superior brakes, and more.
 

BMW 3.0 CSL

 

BMW M1

 
         
 
BMW 328
In the 328 Roadster, BMW produced a car which became a legend of sports car and racing history.
BMW 507
One of the most beautiful roadsters ever built, the 507 was inspired by Max Hoffmann and designed by Albrecht Goertz.
 

BMW 328

 

BMW 507

 
         

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