BMW's next-generation 3 Series is nearing production, with new four- and six-cylinder mild hybrid models now undergoing final development.
From driver-oriented machines, to compelling MPVs, and even a handful of very competent electric cars, here's our round-up of our personal stars of 2025.
From an electric BYD kei car, to returning icons like the Nissan Elgrand and Toyota Land Cruiser FJ, here are 10 cars worth a second glance at JMS 2025!
Looking for a premium SUV that offers some emissions-free driving without leaving combustion power behind entirely? These four names might do the trick!
The 'middle child' of the E-Class lineup is an ideal expression of the Mercedes character, making it even more attractive than its siblings.
The XM Label will now be the only XM model to come with an electrified V8 engine and is heralded as the most powerful BMW M production model ever.
Though getting on in years, the Q7's solid fundamentals enable it to continue delivering a refined and cossetting experience.
Style, four-door practicality, and maybe even a touch of handling prowess? We weigh some of our island's best compact executive sedans against each other!
The event broke its previous records, with over 160 vehicles showcased, the highest number in its history, and drew over 34,000 attendees in four days.
Yes, we've driven many cars, and we know that you are wondering which are the memorable ones, so here you go: Our favourite cars of the year!
The all-new X3 makes a welcome return to its original character as a well-mannered SUV that appeals to keener drivers.
The BMW M5 performance sedan comes with a whopping total of 717bhp and you can now get one for yourself. If you dare.
The M5 Touring is where stupendous performance converges with versatility and practicality, with a handsome body style to boot.
The all-new BMW M5 is now armed with a plug-in hybrid powertrain, and its formidable firepower delivers shock and awe.
The BMW 1 Series now has a new 116 variant, and there's also a mighty tasty new 550e xDrive Touring.
BMW has stated production of the new M5 plug-in hybrid at Plant Dingolfing, just days after the car was officially revealed.
A 4.4-litre V8 pairs with an 18.6kWh battery and electric motor to give the performance sedan a system total of 717bhp and 1,000Nm of torque.
BMW states that attendees to the event will be able to catch the new X3 M50 xDrive, while another yet-to-be revealed vehicle will also make its debut.
This new Art Car sees the M Hybrid V8 race car transformed into a canvas for contemporary Artist Julie Mehretu.
BMW is set not only to be the film festival's Official Automotive Partner, but to also unveil its new collaboration with Campbell: The XM Mystique Allure.