#GermanCars

After many years in development the BMW i8 has finally been unveiled in full production trim, keeping its innovative plug-in hybrid engine and even much of the wild styling.

Looking to grow its sales to 200,000 units a year, German sports car manufacturer Porsche will debut as many as four all-new models in the coming years.

More than a VW Eos but not quite a drop-top Audi A5, the very-new A3 Cabriolet will soon be on sale in North America.

The BMW 4 Series Gran Coupe may sport four doors, but the German automaker is giving it the 4 Series coupe treatment, as we can see with the latest spy photos.

The next-generation of BMW M models is currently undergoing track testing, as AutoGuide‘s spy photographers have caught both the new M3 sedan and M4 coupe in action.

Is it the “ultimate (electric) driving” machine? Perhaps not, but the BMW i3 promises to be the BMW of EVs and will retail for $42,275.

Moving another step closer to production, BMW will debut a second version of its Concept Active Tourer model, this time with more of an outdoorsy focus.

Fifty years ago, did Porsche know the 911 would one day define the word: sports car?