Despite our love for wagons, these versatile haulers have fallen out of favor with the American public. They've actually been out for favor for several decades, so we're hoping they've been uncool ...

BMW was once known in America as primarily a sports car company. Hands up, everyone who drove or lusted after the 1600s and 2002s of the 1960s and 1970s. But over the last 20 years, the German ...

Seth Thomas, piloting the No. 38 BimmerWorld/GearWrench BMW 328i, jumped into the lead off the standing start during the first race of the 2009 World Challenge ...

If there is a downside to the BMW 328i, perhaps it has been its traditional look. From the front, there’s no mistaking this German icon, but on profile it blends in with the masses. So stylists hit ...

Perfect for me to get around in. I had been looking for a car like this for quite a while, finally tried Cars.com and there it was. I just bought it and very eager to get familiar with it. This is the ...

There have been many imitators over the years, but when you're in the market for a comfortable, everyday car that's as equally at home canyon-carving at triple-digit speeds as it is taking the kids to ...

EDITOR WES RAYNAL: Ah, yes, the 3-series and those lovely run-flats. The tires are garbage, and for me they ruin an otherwise mostly pleasant driving experience. Look, I like this car. It has all the ...

So you’re in the market for a high-performance German station wagon. Everyone’s favorites right now are the Nurburgring-slaying Mercedes-AMG E63 S and Audi RS Avant twins, but there are a few problems ...

Barcelona, Spain—It's raining—not exactly ideal conditions to wring out the new 2012 BMW 328i on the Circuit de Catalunya F1 track. But some 12.5 million 3 Series cars have been sold since 1975, so ...

DIGITAL EDITOR ANDREW STOY: A turbo four will never be a straight-six, no matter how good it is. And make no mistake, BMW's new force-fed four-pot in the 2012 BMW 328i is a damn good engine, but it's ...

“The Ultimate Driving Machine” has been BMW’s tagline for nearly 40 years. Launched in the 1970s, the marketing campaign was a stroke of genius by ad firm Ammirati & Puris, as the phrase helped ...