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[Phark.typepad.com] Mike Rundle: 2005 BMW 2 Series + M2 Coupe: Sure, back when Nixon was president there was the 2002Tii, but that was because there was no 4 valve per cylinder heads with variable valve timing, no computer controlled high energy ignition, no direct fuel injection, or the slew of other technical developments over the last 30 years that make a turbo completely unnecessary.

 [Automotto.org] Revealing the Next Edition of BMW 5-Series - The Automobile Blog: The next BMW 5-series will have an upgraded range of engines, which include BMW’s new 360 hp 3.0 liter, twin turbo charged six-cylinder entity. Speculators also predict a hydrogen-powered motor engine.

 [Nytimes.com] A Lot More Firepower for BMW’s 6-Shooter - New York Times: For its 2007 models, and to one-up its competitors in the horsepower wars, BMW had to adjust its conservative corporate mindset and reconsider its decades-old stance against turbocharging. BMW always believed the tradeoff for turbocharging would be searing-hot operating temperatures, poorer fuel economy and unacceptable throttle lag while the turbos spooled up.

 [Bmwblog.net] BMW Blog » 2006 » January: In extending its product range with the new BMW 120d, BMW is driving forward its successful concept of offering 200-plus customer teams around the globe a wide range of opportunities to gather racing experience and successes. In addition to the recently unveiled version - with its flared wings modelled on the 320si built for the WTCC - the 120d will also be available with slightly modified bodywork to meet the FIA regulations for Group N.

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