Alina has been enthusiastic about vehicles her entire life, and even from an early age found herself itching to get behind the wheel. Through high school and college, she could be found reading ...

The all-new BMW 335is models are the sportiest iterations of the reskinned 2011 3-series coupe and convertible. These high-content versions of the highly successful 335i models are powered by a more ...

What may have been one of this year's worst-kept auto industry secrets, BMW's new 335is Coupe and Convertible is almost ready for sale and in the lead up to the cars’ unveiling at the 2010 New York ...

EXECUTIVE EDITOR--AUTOWEEK.COM BOB GRITZINGER: It seems like we're getting into virtually every variety of 3-series lately, and that's not too tough to take. This one features the seven-speed ...

Let's get this turbo thing straight right off the bat. The "ordinary" 2011 BMW 335i Sedan and Coupe use a new 3.0-liter inline-6 engine, dubbed N55, that employs a single twin-scroll turbocharger ...

Chew the fat with a group of US BMW enthusiasts and it won't be too long before somebody complains about the "good stuff" we never got. There's an enviable list of Bimmers that were deemed unsuitable ...

Possibly BMW’s worst kept secret in recent history, the German automaker has just officially announced a new high-performance version of the 3 Series Coupe, called the 335is. Using the 335’s ...

With the covers off the facelifted BMW 3 Series coupe and convertible for a couple of days now, nothing new seemed to be on the table from the German carmaker in the very near future. Still, BMWblog ...

The character of BMW's 335is is decidedly different from that of the 335i. It starts with the older but more potent N54 twin-turbocharged inline-6 powerplant (the standard 2011 335i is equipped with a ...

We've seen leaked spec documents and even early-release photos courtesy of BMW USA, but today we get the full monty on the 2011 BMW 335is. With a more powerful version of the familiar N54 twin-turbo ...

We were all a bit wowed when the 2011 BMW 335is arrived at the Cars.com offices. It’s much faster than the standard 335i, but it costs almost as much as an M3. Is the 335is worth that kind of dough?