Motor1.com Test Car Happy Hour #47: The Best And Worst BMWs Today
We hold a draft to select the most terrific and most terrible BMWs you can buy today.
It's Thursday at Motor1.com, and that means The Test Car Happy Hour is happening at 2:30 PM Eastern (11:30 AM Pacific). We have editors all over the United States, and we all love talking about what we're driving. This show gives us a chance to have a face-to-face digital car meet. You can be our guest every week by chatting on Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube. Your comments automatically go into our streaming feed where we can see, share, and respond to them.
If you're reading this after the stream, the audio version is available every Monday morning on all of the major podcast platforms. You can find us on Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and more.
This week we have Editor-in-Chief Seyth Miersma, Managing Editor Brandon Turkus, and Senior Editor Brett T. Evans.
Gallery: 2023 BMW iX M60
We're doing something a bit different this week. Rather than discussing the vehicles they are driving, they are doing a draft of the best and worst BMWs in the brand's current lineup. There are three rounds of best picks resulting in a total of nine models. Then, there's one round of selecting bad products.
Once someone selects a vehicle for the best league, no one else can pick it. All of the models are available to choose from again for the worst league. Interesting conversations should come from this process.
Plus, we look forward to input from you regarding the picks. BMW has a few vehicles with polarizing styling right now, so we expect the chat to be active during this week's show.
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