For right-hand-drive models, BMW will produce a touchscreen that slopes in the opposite direction. It is capable of receiving ...

Manmohan Singh, recalling his preference for his modest Maruti 800 over the official BMW during his prime ministerial tenure. Singh's simplicity and humility were evident, even with the security ...

Just give me back my players', has been Guardiola's go-to line for the last few weeks, putting the injury crisis into a handy six-word slogan. But it's not as simple as that - because the Dias ...

Travelling is all fun and games, until the flight attendant reads out the safety measures onboard. Everyone knows by now that seats must be in an upright position and windows should be up when ...

Certain slogans stick with us long after the brand they represent has moved on to other campaigns. In some cases, we remember that earworm or tagline long after the brand itself has been put out to ...

When BMW released the M1 in 1978, it was a drastic departure from what people expected from the automaker. With wedge-like proportions, funky Campagnolo alloy wheels, and a mid-mounted engine ...

The most important BMW is what, at least if you go by sales numbers. The top-selling BMW across the world is the X3. Not the archetypical 3 Series. Not the 5 Series, even though that runs from ...

A pair of doctors have highlighted seven key warning signs that could indicate bladder cancer. Approximately 10,500 people are diagnosed with bladder cancer annually. This makes it the 11th most ...

BMW’s slogan is “sheer driving pleasure.” It implies that if you’re buying a BMW, the car is meant to be something you want to drive, not just a runaround that does what you need it to.

Today, as part of Stellantis’ EV Day, the mother brand has released a slogan for every one of her broods, and it ain’t easy to digest. It’s hard to make electric cars seem attractive ...

Volkswagen will be ditching its “Das Auto” slogan as a part of a new strategy to help with the public relations recovery after the diesel emissions scandal. The German phrase, which simply ...