You see, BMW used to actually have a strong dislike for drifting. In 2013, pro sideways shoe Michael Essa was on the cusp of winning the Formula Drift Season.

Apparently, BMW M engineers and designers have been playing a lot of racing games because the new M3 and M4 come with the M Drift Analyzer, a video-game feature for your real-life drifting sessions.

The BMW M4 tuned by Bimmer Tuning with Stage 2 upgrades takes on drag races and drifting action. With boosted power and ...

But drift-taxi dashcams are different. Typically, it’s the journey you watch it for. Case in point, the majority of this BMW drifting session is filled by a passenger appearing… agitated.

11-year-old Nikolass Bertans shows off his built BMW M3 pro drift car.

Could you have imagined a self drifting car a couple of years ago? Neither did we but BMW apparently created one, trying to solve a completely different problem ...

The world record for drifting strikes us as a somewhat dubious accomplishment in the grand scheme of automotive achievements, but we have to tip our hats to the ingenuity BMW employed in its quest ...

BMW scorch-marks 2 new drifting Guinness World Records The German brand also celebrates its new world records by shredding tires at CES.

BMW Performance Center Instructor Johan Schwartz spent a large slab of his Saturday in a continuous drift that covered an insane 51.28 miles (82.52 km) to set a new Guinness World Record.

We learnt the highly attempted and adored art of drifting in one day at the BMW Drift Academy. Tap to watch the full video.

Ludicrous. Now, BMW wants the M2 Competition to break records that were originally set by humans. It’s doing that by attaching things to an M2 and then having it drift around a dark, moody set.