The Bavarian marque returns to the sport’s most fabled competition.

Rare Paganis and a dozen ‘Eggs lounge sunny-side up on the beach in Surf City USA.

Let’s end 2020 on a positive note—or at least try to, anyway.

Also today on Speed Lines: Ford expects a $600 million hit in Q1 alone thanks to coronavirus.

In simple terms, FCA is renting Tesla’s emissions ratings to drag down its fleet average and avoid hefty fines upwards of $2 billion.

By the end of 2018, BMW had already delivered over 350,000 electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. It plans to hit half a million in 2019.

Certain vehicle features may be temporarily unavailable as new cars are delivered.

How did he even get that far in the first place?

The Federal Tax Credit for Tesla vehicles will be cut in half from $7,500 to $3,750 on Jan. 1, 2019.

The top Ioniq 5 Limited will get to 60 mph in under five seconds with a targeted range of 244 miles.