The S63 and the N63 are 4.4-liter V8 engines made by BMW and installed into its vehicles. While these two V8 engines have several similarities, they also have significant differences. Let's start ...

BMW bought Rolls-Royce in 1998 ... The S68 was designed to replace the S63 in the M engine lineup after the latter was forcibly retired due to changing emissions regulations.

as well as the latest version of BMW’s ‘Valvetronic’ variable valve timing and ‘Double-VANOS’ variable camshaft control, to produce 460kW (625hp) at 6000rpm, and 750Nm from 1800-5800rpm. Designated ...

the S68 made its debut in the X7 M60i as the replacement for the S63 engine. Also shared with Land Rover, the S68 belts out up to 631 horsepower in the Alpina division's BMW X7 M60i-based XB7.

The BMW 7 Series is Munich’s flagship, the car that fans of the blue and white roundel respect as peak plush motoring. Now, for the seventh 7 Series, BMW has brought electric power to the table in the ...

The X5 M Competition’s powertrain is one we’ve seen before, featuring the S63 twin-turbocharged 4.4-litre V8 with a hot-V layout. It utilises BMW’s ... help keep the engine cool and lubricated.

the sheer range and breadth of ability the B58 brings to the table is enough to arguably justify it as BMW's most reliable modern engine, used from entry-level Bimmers to the most luxurious models ...