Mercedes-Benz and BMW have long had one of the toughest rivalries in the automotive world. But the two companies may soon share more than just a place in German motoring history: engines. According to ...

It's harder to think of stranger bedfellows in the automotive industry than Mercedes-Benz and BMW, but that might be exactly what is to come if a new report from Autocar is to be believed. Apparently, ...

When considering reliable, well-respected German vehicle brands, it's difficult not to mention Mercedes-Benz and BMW. Both companies have spent the last century building its brand names, offering ...

Thomas has spent two years working in the auto journalism industry, contributing to a UK-based newspaper and writing for Euronewsweek. A full-time writer and lifelong engineering enthusiast, he now ...

BMW is no stranger to providing engines to other automakers. Brands like Morgan, Ineos, and even Land Rover use internal-combustion powerplants supplied by the brand in their cars. The next potential ...

When two of Germany's fiercest automotive rivals are mentioned in the same sentence, people pay attention. A recent report, suggesting that Mercedes-Benz might source engines from BMW, sent ripples ...

With the BMW M3 being such a fly in Mercedes' ointment, it decided to rope in the big guns to show it who was boss.

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Acura's twin-turbo MDX Type S quietly undercuts its German rivals on price, reliability, and ownership costs, without giving ...

Your future Mercedes-AMG E63 probably won’t have an M5’s engine, though. Watching certain automotive brands join forces is a bit like witnessing a doubles tennis match between traditionally singles ...

Compare BMW M440i vs Mercedes-Benz AMG C43. Compare prices, specifications, features, and colors of BMW M440i vs ...

It’s been reported that Mercedes is in advanced talks with BMW to use the Bavarian carmaker’s 2.0-liter four-cylinder gasoline units on future ICE models. My first reaction was astonishment. Then I ...