Oct 10, 2009 | AutoSpies
Trendspotting: Are Hot Hatches The Next Big Thing In The US?
Just like any other industry, the automotive industry is plagued by cycles. And now with the sport-utility craze coming to a close, what will begin to take hold? After speaking with 001, it appears that hot hatches are making their way to the forefront.
BMW is planning a more fuel-efficient future
BMW has filled the pipeline with hybrids, electric vehicles and even four-cylinder engines in the coming decade.
Confirmed: 2013 BMW 3-Series Will Have Four-Cylinder Engine
At the Frankfurt auto show , German automaker BMW has confirmed that the next-generation BMW 3-Series will offer a four-cylinder engine.
Wheels: Boxy Nissan CUBE a nimble, roomy, eye-catching ride
Lincoln hopes to do what Cadillac couldn't: draw owners of big SUVs to a crossover with three rows of seats.
Rare BMW Screwup: Mini E Electric Vehicle Is Unpleasant To Drive
Like their owners and pretty much every auto journalist, we love BMWs . And we especially love driving them.
BMW: U.S. Four-Cylinders Possible, Not Yet Certain
BMW has for a decade kept its four-cylinder engines out of the U.S. market. Instead, the product line has been heavily stocked with the company's best asset: in-line sixes.
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