Congratulations to Everglades Chapter member Phoenix Lancelot, our first two-time champion of Shell Fill-Up Friday! Lancelot won back in...
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I am a man to whom context is important; this is why some of my stories have a long...
Congratulations to Puget Sound Chapter member Christian Bouchez, our latest Shell Fill-Up Friday winner! That’s Christian’s E70 X5 AWD...
Last week I described the road trip to the Vintage, concentrating on caravan member Jordan Berube’s belt-related cooling-system troubles...
Congratulations to Peachtree Chapter member Kyle Benedict, our latest Shell Fill-Up Friday winner! “Shell is great because it’s a...
Two weeks ago, I described resurrecting the Black Shark—a black-on-black 1985 635CSi five-speed I got for free from my...
Congratulations to Puget Sound Chapter member Miguel Francis, our latest Shell Fill-Up Friday winner! Pictured is his 1991 325iT...
I ended last week’s piece on a cocky note, literally taunting the Automotive Powers That Be by saying that...
Since at least last summer, it’s rumored to have been in the works, and various outlets are now reporting...
First, to close out last week’s piece on the Black Shark: The $25 Chinese-made viscous fan clutch I ordered...
It’s only been a few weeks since the new M2 Competition was announced, but BMW hasn’t let up in...
You may recall the piece I wrote last fall about winding up with a free black-on-black 1985 635CSi five-speed....
Congratulations to Michiana Chapter member Rod Werly, who was this week’s Shell Fill-Up Friday winner! “BMW and the M4...
You’d think that after my epic six-part online series a few years back on refinishing a set of Style...
Congratulations to Everglades Chapter member Phoenix Lancelot, who was this week’s Shell Fill-Up Friday winner! “I only feed bae...
Last week, I described taking Sharkie (my ’79 Euro 635CSi) for a post-winter drive, discovering that the car’s ride...
Congratulations to Rocky Mountain Chapter member Alison Hopkins, who was this week’s Shell Fill-Up Friday winner! And Alison employed...
Over 30 years ago—in the April 1987 Roundel, to be exact—I penned an article titled “How To Buy A...
We have now given away over $375 in Shell gift cards to club members this year! Every week a...
A number of recent events have gotten me thinking about my own mortality. First and foremost is the fact...
About two years ago, I wrote a column in Roundel titled “Mobility, Shmobility.” I’d just attended a conference at...
The 2018 New York International Auto Show started on March 30 and will continue through April 8. Mini is...
A few weeks ago, in an excellent piece on varying BMW tastes, BimmerLife columnist and Stanceworks co-founder Mike Burroughs...
Hack Mechanic Online: Why My Lotus Project Is Way Harder Than The BMW Projects
Rob Siegel, , Community, Resto & ModWith the new gas tank, the differential swap, and the shift-bushing repair on the ’79 Euro 635CSi, the car...
Hack Mechanic Online: Sharkie The Sixer Gets Some Love (Part II)
Rob Siegel, , Community, Resto & ModLast week, I’d removed the leaky gas tank in my ’79 Euro 635CSi, ordered a new Euro tank from...
With the Louie saga finally complete, and no 733i with a red leather interior and a deafeningly loud exhaust...
In last week’s article, I described driving Louie the 2002tii another 60 miles past the BMW CCA Foundation in...
The Hack Mechanic Online: Louie Makes The BMW CCA Foundation Museum
Rob Siegel, , Community, Lifestyle, Resto & ModLast week I assured myself that Louie’s cracked head—cracked through the boss that the valve-cover stud threads into at...
Hack Mechanic: Punching Out Louie, Part III: We Declare It A Draw
Rob Siegel, , Community, Resto & ModLast week I described how I decided to adjust Louie’s valves prior to driving him down to the BMW...
“Despite the fact that the E36 M3 is now a twenty-year-old car, it will be a car that is...