Car enthusiasts of a certain age may feel particularly dated by the following fact: the first two powerplants to mark BMW’s mass-market adoption of twin-turbo engines are about to start turning 20. Launching in the mid-2000s, BMW’s first mainstream twin-turbo engines were inline-six or V8 options that arrived in an era when automakers were building some of the best naturally-aspirated engines they’d ever made. Initially, you’d find BMW’s latest turbo engines–their first in over 20 years– in models like the 3-Series and X6. Soon, they’d be phased in to replace previous-generation free-breathing engines. As this phase-in continued at BMW, additional automakers found the limits of naturally-aspirated engines to be a constraint, and turbocharging…
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