BMW Car Club of America

09/23/2026

The winning numbers have been drawn for the 2026 Dream Car Raffle! Check out the link in the comments to see who won. 👀

09/21/2026

The countdown is on. In less than a week, BMWs from across Texas roll into Fredericksburg for the second annual Texas Roundel Roundup — Hill Country drives, a car show at Arch Ray Winery, and a banquet under the wings of history at the Nimitz Museum. 🏁

Happening September 24–27 — stay tuned after the weekend as we bring the drive, the community, and the stories behind the wheels to life.

📸: Wanderlustrian House — on Instagram / Facebook.

09/21/2026

The Allegheny Chapter has a busy October ahead: a BMW display at Oktoberfest Pittsburgh in Market Square, Cars & Coffee, a fall driving tour, and a visit to the National Packard Museum.

It’s also an early start to celebrating BMW as the 2027 Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Marque of the Year!

Check out the October schedule below.

BMW will take center stage as the 2027 Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Marque of the Year, and the BMW Car Club of America’s Allegheny Chapter is getting the

09/18/2026

How can you improve upon a platform BMW already perfected? 🤔👇

recently released their system for the G87 M2 CS, unlocking the sound that BMW wishes they could provide from the factory. 🤤

09/16/2026

On behalf of the Board of Directors, I am pleased to introduce Tina Leone as the new Executive Director of the BMW Car Club of America.

The Board undertook a deliberate and thorough search for the right person to lead BMW CCA at this stage of the organization's development. In Tina, we found a candidate whose background is well suited to the club's needs and growth strategy. She is a longtime BMW CCA member and Club Racer who brings a career as a nonprofit executive and Certified Public Accountant to the role. Tina understands our community from the inside, and she has the professional experience to lead it responsibly.

Tina will be reaching out directly to members in the months ahead, and we encourage you to engage with her. She has made clear that listening to members is her first priority, and the Board shares that commitment. BMW CCA is strongest when the national organization, our chapters, and the membership are in close communication. We look forward to seeing those relationships strengthened under her leadership.

We ask that you join us in welcoming Tina to this role. We are confident you will find in her a leader who is genuinely invested in this community and will help the club thrive for many years to come.

Jeff Caldwell, President | BMW CCA Board of Directors

09/12/2026

“How much risk do you want to take?”

For BMW CCA member Tom Tang, returning to Pikes Peak meant chasing a sub-10-minute run in his E46 M3, “Ursula” with the news that he’d soon become a father adding weight to that question.

Tang’s new video tells the story of the run and what it means to carry “the right amount of fear.” Watch it here.

“It’s not that you’re fearless, it’s that you carry the right amount of fear,” said Tom Tang in his new video about tackling the legendary Pikes Peak in his E46 M3 racer. “How much risk do you want to take?” Pikes Peak is easily one of the most dangerous races on the planet. The 12.42-...

09/10/2026

The next BMW X5 is saying goodbye to the split tailgate. Will you miss it, or is it time for a change? 👀

09/10/2026

More horsepower than an F80 M3. A rear-drive “Drift Moment” mode on the way. The next BMW M350 is giving enthusiasts plenty to talk about.

How much room is left between an M Performance 3 Series and a full M car? BMW’s claimed acceleration time makes this story even more interesting. 👇

The new G50-generation 3 Series is the most powerful one yet. Well, it is if you don’t count M cars. Which I’m not. When the G50 hits U.S. dealerships, it’ll come with either four or six cylinders, but right now BMW is more concerned with the latter. The top-of-the-range model will be the M350...

09/08/2026

Is really worth it? has the proof 👆

08/27/2026

BMW says younger buyers prefer touchscreens and voice controls because they want things "done quickly." Meanwhile, other manufacturers are bringing buttons back.

So who's reading the market correctly?

Read the full story on BimmerLife and let us know where you stand. Are you team buttons or team touchscreen?

Mercedes is bringing some buttons back to its mostly touchscreen cabins. Volkswagen and Audi are, too. But BMW? Nope. BMW is steadfast in its mission to make you control your car’s interior with everything except buttons, and it’s blaming that on young people. BMW Group Australia CEO Vikram Pawa...