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BMW 7 Series
This sedan is the face of the future, with packages like Active Driving Assistance to help the vehicle automatically maintain lanes, speed and transmission. Inside the 7 series, the iDrive 5.0 software allows you to answer or ignore a call with the wave of your hand.
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BMW 640i Gran Coupe
This long and luxurious 4-door sports car combines the deft handling and swift acceleration of a coupe with the elegance and extra space of a sedan. |
BMW X1 xDrive28i
Based on the same platform as the 1-series sedan, this small SUV stands just over five feet tall; however, like its diminutive sibling, the BMW X1 loves to sprint, offering great handling and peppy acceleration from its twin-turbocharged inline-4.
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BMW ActiveHybrid 5
As a more fuel-efficient alternative to BMW's popular 5-series sedan, the ActiveHybrid 5 offers the same athletic performance with a new eco-friendly outlook. |
BMW 328i
Trading in the outgoing model's inline-6 for an efficient twin-turbocharged inline-4, the BMW 328i sedan offers premium sports performance while earning up to 36 mpg highway.
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BMW 650i Convertible
Boasting a powerful 4.4-liter twin-turbocharged V8 along with a sleek and sexy exterior design, this attention getting soft-top convertible is as intelligent as it is athletic, with cool features like a voice-controlled navigation system and a side mirror alert system adding some brains to the 650i's substantial brawn. |
BMW 335i
Marrying clean lines with a comfortable, roomy interior and a 300-horsepower, turbocharged 6-cylinder engine, the 2011 3-series is one of the best all-around cars we've seen from BMW in recent years.
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BMW M3 Convertible
Using the already-agile 3 Series convertible as a template, the amped-up M edition comes fitted with a muscular 4.0-liter, 414-horsepower V8 engine that sends the hardtop howling from 0-60 in 4.9 seconds. An advanced braking system and adjustable sport-tuned suspension complete the M3's race track-ready ride. |
BMW Z4 sDrive30i
Whether you're cruising down the coast or driving to your daily grind, this sporty hardtop convertible is sure to put a smile on your face. Featuring extra-responsive handling and a powerful 3.0-liter inline-6 engine, the Z4 allows you to get from point A to B in a hurry; but with a car this fun to drive, why would you want to? |
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BMW 750Li Sedan
The largest (and roomiest) member of BMW's flagship 7 Series couples smooth handling with the envy-inducing power of a 32-valve V8 engine to create a luxurious driving experience that few can rival. |
BMW 535i Sedan
This elegant mid-sized luxury sedan is quick to reveal its deft handling and swift acceleration, running from 0-60 mph in just 5.6 seconds. Inside its roomy and comfortable interior are a slew of available features, including park distance control, heated seats, active cruise control, and a lane departure warning system. |
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BMW X6 xDrive35i
Though unable to decide whether it’s a sports coupe or an SUV, the X6’s athletic demeanor leaves no doubt that it’s intended to be fun to drive. |
BMW Hydrogen 7
While seemingly conventional, this luxury 7-series sedan is powered by a 260 hp V12 engine, and can use either hydrogen or regular gasoline for fuel. |
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BMW
328xi Sports Wagon
This spacious five-passenger station wagon comes with all-wheel drive and safety features that include an interlocking door anchoring system and front-seat-mounted side-impact airbags. |
BMW 128i Convertible
With the option of the sky for a roof, this sporty cabriolet can crank up to 230 horsepower, and reach speeds of 130 mph on the open road. Other features include 28 mpg with extra-urban driving, an interlocking door anchoring system and brake drying.
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BMW
135i Coupe
The
135i Coupe is part of the 1 Series, which completes
BMW’s
lineup and satisfies drivers’ current
demand for smaller cars. This coupe is agile,
responsive and super-sporty. |
BMW
X3 3.0si
BMW's midsize
SUV has something for everyone. Gearheads will appreciate
the amped-up performance, and luxury lovers will love
details like sixteen-way comfort seats and chrome exhaust
tips. |
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BMW
335i Coupe
After more than
20 years, BMW puts a turbocharged gasoline engine in one
of its sporty cars—and to great effect. The 335i
Coupe reaches M3-performance levels, but with a more civilized
ride and driver's environment. |
BMW
M Coupe
The first M Coupe
looked like the bizarre love child of a Z3 and a Honda
Civic hatchback. The new one is sleeker, but just as
wild with a mighty inline-6 under the hood and precision handling. |
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BMW
650i Convertible
Performance and
luxury come together in this large V8-powered convertible.
While it doesn't have a retractable hard top, the cloth
roof is nonetheless an innovative design with a rear window
that doubles as a wind deflector. |
BMW
750i
After turning
the design world on its head with its funky lines and
iDrive controller, the refreshed flagship Bimmer now
features cleaner lines and improved ergonomics. Performance
has also been enhanced by a more powerful 360-horsepower
V8 engine. |
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BMW
X5 4.4i
Control and comfort
are one in the new BMW X5. With lots of luxury options,
you might forget you're in a vehicle designed to bear
rough-and-tough terrain. |
BMW
330i
This
new release is slightly larger than the previous generation,
and space distribution inside as well as the trunk is
of good proportions. The design, both inside and outside,
is one of the better ones we’ve seen from BMW. |
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BMW
645Ci
The
645Ci is a driver’s car that you will enjoy in the
city and on the highway but will totally fall in love
with if you ever get it on a track. It has looks that
are luxurious and inspire speed. |
BMW
530i
A
well-built and sure-footed mid-size sedan that can.
But watch your dollars, as extras do add up. |
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