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The M2 is dead this fall, says a new report. Don't fear, though, the news from Bimmertoday says that it's only the M2 and M2 Competition models destined for sale in Europe that will be getting the axe. For now, at least.

The blame falls on ever-increasing emissions standards and reduced CO2 f

BMW might not be planning a full M version of the X7 full-size crossover, but there's good news because the bicycle-spoke BMW boosters at Alpina are picking up the slack with a version of the X7 all their own making more than 600 hp and hitting 180 mph flat out.

It starts much like any other performance SUV ad, telling you that you have the power, precision, and razor-sharp reflexes to outrun a speeding bullet in your four-ton monster. But then things go a little bit sideways because this isn't just any BMW X5.

"After carefully evaluating the changing BMW U.S. customer preferences towards*U.S.-built X vehicles*and the declining interest in the European Delivery Program, BMW has made the decision to bring the U.S. market European Delivery Program to a close in the Fall of 2020"

After careful consultation in regards to the current health and safety of everyone--our fans, our employees, our exhibitors, and our partners--we have made the difficult decision to postpone Bimmerfest 2020 which was scheduled to take place on May 23-24 at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, California.

Just in case you'd forgotten about them with everything that's going on right now, Alpina has just revealed its latest model. A diesel-powered D3 S that gives the compact sports sedan (and wagon!) astonishing levels of torque with equally absurd mpg.