Issue 138
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The Torque Equation
Are high revs and light weight more fun than big torque? To find out, we drive two E30s: the M3 and the Italian-market 320is.
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The win that wasn’t…or was it?
In 1964, BMW’s nearly-new 1800 ti won the Spa 24…or did fading brakes cost it the victory? Driver Rauno Aaltonen tells the tale.
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Modified: 2015 Dinan M235i-S3
Does Dinan’s M235i-S3 make the forthcoming M2 irrelevant? With 445 hp and 455 lb-ft, it just might!
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2016 F48 X1 xDrive 28i: Allaying anxiety
In its second generation, the X1 SAV becomes a handsome, great-handling BMW despite being built on a front-drive UKL platform.
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Buyer's Guide: Z future is now
Spring is here, so set your sights on one of BMW’s retro-futuristic roadsters and coupes. Here’s how to get a good deal on a Z3, Z4 or Z8.
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1985 E28 Alpina B7 Turbo: Silver Bullet
Chris Kohler’s stunningly restored Alpina B7 Turbo is a fitting treatment of what was the world’s fastest sedan back in the 1980s.
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1974 2002: Rough to Rhapsodic
Starting with a worn but running base-model 2002, Clarion Builds and Coupe King updated it into a Fjord Blue beauty.
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2001 E46 M3 GTR: GTR, Resurrected
In 2001, BMW’s controversial M3 GTR dominated IMSA racing with V8 power and advanced aerodynamics. In 2016, it’s back on track.
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Paddock Pass: Continuity in DTM, change in IMSA
A roundup of what’s new on the racing scene in 2016; Priaulx leaves BMW, Delétraz named top BMW Junior.
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From E Mobility to M Cars
BMW NA’s new head of product planning has plenty of EV experience, but he’s equally smitten with the M cars, too.
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From Rough to Rhapsodic
Starting with a worn but running base-model 2002, Clarion Builds and Coupe King updated it into a Fjord Blue beauty.