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In this review of the BMW 2-Series Gran Coupe 218i M Sport, I cover the design, interior features, performance, ride, handling, braking, and steering. The BMW 2-Series Gran Coupe competes with the ...

The BMW 218i Gran Coupe brings the allure of the iconic BMW badge, sporty design, and driver-focused dynamics into an accessible package. But does it deliver on the promise of being a true BMW in ...

Now that BMW does not sell 1 Series in India, their entry-level offering in the Asian subcontinent is 2 Series Gran Coupe, which is a sexy 4-door sedan with a sloping coupe roofline. For a long time, ...

The good, decent enough diesel engine, good roomy cabin, decent quality interior, the M Sport wheels and BMW blue paint looks great. The bad, the ride quality, okay on a smooth road on a test drive.

BMW Malaysia has unveiled a new variant for the 218i Gran Coupe called the Final Edition, which as its name suggests, should be a run-out swansong model for the current 2 Series, before an all-new ...

Drive performance control with ECO PRO comfort + sport mode Electronic differential lock Intervention on the front axle when DSC deactivated WLTP - CO2 (g/km) - Comb 145 WLTP - CO2 (g/km) - Comb - TEH ...

Down on power by a razor-thin margin, BMW's 216i Active Tourer meticulously delivers the same, sumptuous creature comforts without notable compromises in performance. Although the number 16 has ...

The BMW twin-turbo inline-6 is now offered in the PH-spec 2 Series. BMW Philippines has expanded the range of the 2 Series with the introduction of new two variants: 218i Coupe M Sport and M240i ...

Popularity of the Mzansi Edition moniker has been expanded to the 1 Series and 2 Series Gran Coupe. BMW has passed the Mzansi Edition baton to the 1 Series and 2 Series Gran Coupe after introducing it ...

IT MAY be petite, but the 216i Gran Coupe might well be BMW’s next big thing here. That’s because it is now the cheapest four-door car from the German luxury label, at S$199,888 with Certificate Of ...