The returns on investment diminish the higher you go, but luxury products seem to follow a different curve, one that cannot ...

BMW has dropped the XM's "base" trim from the lineup, leaving only the more powerful and more expensive Label trim.

But if you go for a fully-equipped Label Red, the MSRP gets close to the $200,000 ... is that the XM was always meant to be the BMW X8 and that a standalone M car was going to be something sporty ...

BMW has reignited rumours that a bigger, more expensive range-topping SUV could join its line-up above the X7 after trademarking X8 M. The German firm first hinted at plans for an X8 at the 2017 ...

Even without that upgrade, the XM Red Label can accelerate to 60 mph in less than four seconds. The BMW X8 inherits styling cues from the BMW XM, featuring similar headlights and overall body shape.

the brand-new BMW XM Label Red (combined fuel consumption: 1.7 – 1.6 l/ 100 km; combined electricity consumption: 34.5 – 33.0 kWh/100 km; combined CO₂ emissions: 39 – 35 g/km in the WLTP ...

BMW has just unveiled the 2024 BMW XM Label Red - the most powerful, electrified high-performance vehicle the German automaker has ever produced. The XM Label Red combines the best of BMW's M ...

So why isn’t the XM called, say, the X8? BMW’s engineers say it’s because ... Not an XM Competition, but an XM ‘Label Red’. It develops 745 horsepower. Why does the XM look so aggressive?

While the interior hasn't been revealed, we expect the same red treatment to be carried over inside the cabin as well. BMW XM interior. Image used for representative purpose. BMW has revealed that ...

This makes the XM the most powerful current production BMW—and it'll need all that grunt to move around its 6062 pound mass. Were it not an M exclusive, the XM might otherwise wear the X8 ...

As if a camouflaged prototype does not attract enough attention, someone at BMW thought it might be a great idea to have a red roof ... while others believe the X8 designation could be employed.