German M Ruperto

This comparison test between the 470-horsepower, 6.4-liter 2011 Dodge Challenger SRT8 and the 335-hp, 3.0-liter twin-turbo 2011 BMW 1 Series M Coupe is intentionally not apples to apples. And so what?

BMW currently uses twin-turbochargers on some of its high-performance models, but the German automaker is said to have another ace up its sleeve for the next-generation of the M3.

Topping its own Hurricane RS, German tuner G-Power has releases its new, 231mph Hurricane RR super sedan.

I'm Serious

Knock hockey all you want (I normally do) but I'm pretty sure this dude gets served a t-bone with bacon by a German beer maid after the game.

A retiring German public employee thought it’d be a good idea to email his 500 coworkers and let them all know he had been paid to do nothing for the last 14 years. “Since 1998, I was only present but not really there. So I’m going so well prepared to retire,” the former public employee [...]

BMW’s M-car offerings have so far only been available in rear-wheel drive form, but a new report suggests the German automaker will be bucking that trend with its next-generation M5 sedan.

This year marks BMW’s return to DTM (German Touring Car) racing, and the Munich-based manufacturer will field a total of six BMW M3s in competition (seven, if you count the new BMW M3 safety car).

BMW announced on Friday that it will be investing $565 million in its Leipzig, Germany plant over the next three years to produce its forthcoming Megacity Vehicle EV. The announcement marks BMW’s first German plant to be capable of mass producing an electric vehicle.

As I was sitting down to Thanksgiving dinner yesterday (which yes, I'm well aware you Germans don't celebrate) I got an email from a reader that was