BMW's inline-six engines are loved among fans and have been around since the company's start, but only a select few can take the mantle as the most powerful.

These models provide supercar-rivalling performance that can make any speed enthusiast second-guess the indomitable Corvette.

BMW’s M division has long been synonymous with high-performance driving, producing some of the most exciting sports cars and sedans on the market. While brand-new M models come with hefty price ...

There are, however, known issues with the S55 engine, with the worst of them being ... modified to produce considerably more power than BMW intended. The valve cover gasket is also known to ...

And for that reason, the model we’ve driven here is the SE. Powering the BMW M2 CS is a 3.0-litre twin-turbo ‘S55’ six-cylinder engine, developing 331kW/550Nm. With drive sent to the rear wheels via a ...

After 25 years, the luxury midsize SUV remains among the best-in-class. That doesn't mean it has no competition, though.

The W10 project was the brainchild of Ferdinand Piëch, who was the chairman of the Volkswagen Group until 2015. The W range ...

It follows the N54 and N55 turbocharged inline-six engines in a lineage of legendary BMW straight-sixes, but unlike those, it's seen an ever-broader range of use in an ever-growing lineup of BMW ...

The current car is offered with two engines – a 1.5-litre turbocharged ... as one of the sportier hatchbacks in its segment, BMW hasn’t gone overboard in making it too hard-edged on the ...

Cummins extends B-Series’ 40-year legacy with a new 7.2L diesel engine, along with hyping its unmatched internal combustion offerings for work trucks and pickups, including turbo and gasoline.