A low-tier BMW can be a good bang for your buck, perhaps more so if it comes with a supercharger. Back in the day, the naturally aspirated 1.9-litre, 142 hp 318ti Compact was the most basic BMW 3 ...

Today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe 318Ti represents one of BMW's most infamous mullets—E36 upfront and E30 in back. Let's see if this M-sport spec'd car also comes with a hair-raising price. Have you ...

The BMW 3 Series compact was never the best-loved model in the E36 line-up, despite being a bold move for BMW. A smaller hatchback variant of the 3 Series E36 was always part of the plan, but it would ...

While both the badge on the hatch and the description in the ad denote today's Nice Price or No Dice BMW compact as a four-cylinder car, a peek under the hood reveals it to rock six-cylinder M Power.

BMW’s near-bankruptcy in the Fifties was followed by an exceptional purple patch, kicked off by the humble 700 – the car that saved the company – and headlined by the Neue Klasse. And in this 'New ...

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Check out real-world situations relating to the BMW 318i 1995 here, particularly what our experts have to say about them. BMW 318i E36 oil and filter change The BMW service intervals are set by engine ...

BMW has become the first premium car maker to jump on the three-cylinder bandwagon – offering one in its popular compact executive car. It seems life on the bottom rung isn’t that bad, as the tiny 1.5 ...

Check out real-world situations relating to the BMW 318i here, particularly what our experts have to say about them. What is the fuel consumption of a BMW 318i? BMW's F30-series 318i is claimed to ...

JUDGING from the latest 3 Series, someone in BMW’s design department is obsessed with hexagons. On the new 318i, you find them everywhere: the lower grille, the ...

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