BMW Reviews

The BMW 1 Series is not only a real BMW, it could be a real reason not to get a Benz A-Class or an Audi A3 Sportback.

My family and I are heading overseas next week which is very exciting but there is so much to organise. This week I had to sort out all the children's things, finish all my work and get all of the shopping and cleaning and - oh fine - hair appointments done. It's a lot to organise!I was in the BMW X3 sDrive20i for the week, which is the base level in petrol. It's a five-seater mid-size SUV in competition with the Mercedes GLA, Audi Q5 and Alfa Romeo Stelvio. Here's how it did over my super busy week where I spent a lot of time in the car picking things up.

BMW's M5 Competition proudly waves the V8 performance sedan flag in the face of ever-tighter environmental restrictions.

M is a letter that stands for so much in the world of BMW, and the M2 Competition is the latest expression of the brand's formidable performance credentials.

Add the letter 'M' to the numeral '3', and you have a BMW performance package that's been inspiring go-fast drivers around the world for over three decades.

The BMW 530i Touring is quietly spacious rather than in-your-face enormous.

The X1 is the most affordable model in BMW’s line-up of SUVs and the xDrive25i is the king of the range with a list price of $61,500.

The X1 is the most affordable model in BMW’s line-up of SUVs, and the sDrive20i sits high in the range at $53,600, which is $8500 more than the sDrive18i entry grade car.

The X1 is the most affordable model in BMW’s line-up of SUVs and the sDrive18d is one of the least pricey in the range listing at $49,900. The sDrive18d is also the only diesel-powered X1.

The X1 is the most affordable model in BMW’s line-up of SUVs and the sDrive18i is the entry-grade with a list price of $45,900.