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BMW Boss Says V8s Are Here To Stay Thanks To America: You're Welcome, World

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The V8 is God’s engine configuration of choice. Sure, there are much more efficient ways to make power through smaller displacement motors with forced induction, but it’s nearly impossible to replace the vibes and feelings a big V8 gives you. It’s why the V8 is still in high demand in markets like the U.S. and the…Read more...

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BMW Boss Says V8s Are Here To Stay Thanks To America: You're Welcome, World

The V8 is God’s engine configuration of choice. Sure, there are much more efficient ways to make power through smaller displacement motors with forced induction, but it’s nearly impossible to replace the vibes and feelings a big V8 gives you. It’s why the V8 is still in high demand in markets like the U.S. and the…Read more...

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Car news today: BMW says they have no plans to axe V8s, limited edition Range Rover coming to Australia, and more – 11th February 2025 Car news today: BMW says they have no plans to axe V8s, limited edition Range Rover coming to Australia, and more – 11th

This post appeared first on Chasing Cars. Thanks for joining us this Tuesday, February 11th 2025. Notably in car news today: BMW says they have no plans to axe V8 models, and limited edition Range Rover SV Bespoke Collins coming to Australia.  Browse this issue: BMW says they have no plans to axe V8 models Limited edition Range Rover SV Bespoke Collins coming to Australia  Subaru reveals 2025 hybrid Forester with enhanced off-road technology Ni…

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BMW Confirms V8 Engines Are Here to Stay:

BMW has confirmed that while six-cylinder engines are here to stay, V8 powertrains will also remain a key part of its portfolio. In an interview with Automotive News, BMW’s Head of R&D, Frank Weber, emphasized that V8 engines will continue to be offered in select markets where demand remains strong. “V-8s are here to stay,” Weber stated. “There are markets such as the U.S. and Middle East where you cannot replace V-8s with inline-six hybrids. Th…

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