It might surprise you to learn that there’s more to the 2017 BMW X6 M than performance. Sure, that’s the centerpiece, but this roguishly-styled M model has more to offer. Its well-appointed interior comes with plenty of space for passengers, and the 10.2-inch infotainment screen and quality materials all make a difference. But when it comes to thrills, it’s all about defying the laws of physics.
Should you find yourself seeking a midsize luxury SUV for your next automotive purchase, we here at BMW of Sioux Falls think you may well match up rather nicely with ours, the 2017 X5.
And what makes us say that?
That answer, conveniently enough, can be found in the clip below. Pair up with carwow personality Mat Watson, as he tries the X5 on for size:
The standard equipment roster of the base X5 is bound to make some heads spin.
Such features include 19-inch wheels, adaptive xenon headlamps, a panoramic sunroof, a power liftgate, dual-zone auto climate control, premium…
In the world of compact luxury crossovers, the 2017 BMW X1 doesn’t just stand for utility. Called a Sports Activity Vehicle (SAV), it’s designed to do more than carry cargo and inspire confidence, but do so with the DNA of the brand’s sport sedans front and center. It does this so well that Car and Driver named it to their 10Best list for 2017.
It’s taken five generations, but it’s finally happened. The all-new 2018 BMW M5 unveiled this week won’t just come with 600 horsepower and 553 lb-ft of torque from a twin-turbo V8, but also feature all-wheel drive. But don’t fret, purists. With its M xDrive system, the M5 can hit sixty from a stop in 3.2 seconds, and also has a RWD option among its driving modes.
Got a compact luxury vehicle on the brain? Well, if you haven't already, we here at BMW of Sioux Falls think it's high time you met ours, the 2016 BMW 3 Series.
Available as a sedan or wagon, the 3 Series is a style that truly never goes out of season. Follow along with our friends over at MotorWeek, as they cite some of this industry icon's top traits:
Motivated by a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine, the base 320i model is rated at a respectable 180 horsepower and 200 pound-feet of torque. Served up standard with…
Sure, we at BMW of Sioux Falls may have just featured BMW's standout subcompact SUV, the 2016 X1, in our previous post. But when it comes to an auto this outstanding, once is not nearly enough.
And, twice? Well, that's doubly as nice.
So, without further ado, we'd like to return to the topic at hand today. Join the vehicular enthusiasts at MotorWeek, as they take the X1 out on the open road:
Tremendously appointed from hood to trunk, there's nary a box the X1's sole trim -- the xDrive28i -- doesn't tick.
Its assortment of…
No matter how you slice it, there sure is an awful lot to love about our beloved Bavarian brand's spanking-new sports coupe, the 2016 BMW M. Even at first blush, it's clear the automaker did an outstanding job with this one.
Have you had a chance to check it out? Well, if not, don't stress it. Kelley Blue Book Senior Associate Video Editor Zach Vlasuk just so happens to be here today to help you get up to speed. Discover his opinion of BMW's latest in the clip below:
Without question the M2's marquee event…
Might you have a subcompact luxury SUV in mind for your next daily driver? Well, if so, we here at BMW of Sioux Falls feel you'd be wise to try ours -- the spanking-new 2016 BMW X1 -- on for size.
Wondering what it brings to the table? Kelley Blue Book Managing Video Editor Micah Muzio offers his take on the matter in the clip below. Have a look and listen right here:
Just beneath the X1's hood, a most incredible drivetrain dwells. Teamed with an eight-speed automatic transmission and standard all-wheel drive, this turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder produces a…
While sports sedans are highly sought after, there are a near equal amount that find that a two-door model scratches the itch better. So when BMW announced that it was discontinuing the storied 3 Series coupe in favor of a 4 Series coupe, many were skeptical. It's been two years since it debuted, and it continues to prove the detractors wrong.