The recently unveiled 2017 G30 BMW 5 Series Sedan is considered the latest high-end model to be released on the market, the model coming with exceptional driving dynamics and efficiency. Once it will be unveiled in February and March, next year, the model will be offered in a wide array of versions, each one coming with extraordinary features and performance under the hood; not to mention the latest technology onboard.

Once arriving on the market on the 1st of February, the G30 5 Series will be available in the BMW 530i/BMW 530i xDrive, BMW 540i/BMW 540i xDrive, BMW 520d/BMW 520d xDrive, and BMW 530d/BMW 530d xDrive. There are also other high-end versions to follow starting March 2017, these ones also coming with impressive performance specifications: the BMW 530e iPerformance, BMW 520d EfficientDynamics Edition, as well as the BMW M550i xDrive.

The Efficient Dynamics package adds more exceptional features to the 5 Series, with the main highlight on the car`s kidney grille, which comes with advanced cooling air system, air valve inside the Active Air Stream, automatically leading to reduced cd values and increased performance.

The package comes with reduced fuel consumption and low CO2 emissions, increasing the car`s dynamics and driving capabilities. BMW EfficientDynamics package is a complex system which covers the car`s styling, drive system and energy management. They all work hand-in-hand, along with the car`s advanced and lightweight architecture, improving the 5 Series` aerodynamics and engine efficiency. The package also comprises the latest drivetrain technology – the BMW eDrive technology – making the 530e iPerformance, for instance, one of the most fuel-efficient BMW models ever built.

As for the technology that lies underneath the sedan`s skin, this is also an integral part of BMW EfficientDynamics. We are looking here at the latest generation of petrol burners and diesels, all fitted with BMW TwinPower Turbo technology, comprising the latest injection system and turbochargers as well as fully variable performance control.

All engines, including the three- and four-cylinders petrol, along with the much more potent six-cylinder mills, prove to be more powerful and fuel-efficient yet lower on CO2 emissions than the previous generation. And that thanks to the BMW EfficientDynamics package, which comprises the latest injection technology and Valvetronic fully variable valve control with double-VANOS and latest turbocharger technology.

Besides the impressive performance figures, reduced fuel consumption and low CO2 emissions, the package also comes with advanced mechanics, such as the Integral Active Steering with the Driving Experience Control, which offers a choice of driving modes – Comfort, Eco Pro and Sport mode – adding the Adaptive Mode which adjusts the car`s Dynamic Damper Control, steering and the Steptronic transmission, increasing thus its driving dynamics and efficiency.

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The 2016 BMW 7-Series was recently caught on shots in France, with the model bing parked while wearing the common psychedelic camouflage.

The 2016 7-Series model seen here in shots will be apparently coming with a new approach in terms of design, meaning that the model will be different at the front, where the hood and the grille will be lowered.

The headlights of the 2016 BMW 7-Series will also be restyled and will also offer a choice of laser elements, becoming thus the second model to support the revolutionary laser headlights, after the BMW i8.

More than that, as the CEO at BMW, Dr. Norbert Reithofer also stated, that the sixth generation BMW 7-Series will have plenty of carbon fiber components, especially on the bonnet, the roof or the bootlid, setting the high-standards in lightweight construction and driving dynamics.

The use of lightweight materials will also be beneficial under the hood, where the 2016 BMW 7-Series will come with an engine lineup of six-cylinder with V8 and V12 units, while the six diesels will also make their way out.

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The 2014 BMW X4 is now officially launched in a premiere with the help of a commercial previewing that the model is ready to make its worldly debut.

The commercial with the 2014 BMW X4 is starting by previewing the vehicle in a short presentation about the surroundings involved, then showcasing the model exploring the environment, as a reminder that happiness still exists.

The 2014 BMW X4 is perhaps the best vehicle ever made to fit any public roads or tracks, offering driving dynamics, style and high-performance, making its siblings proud of their shared platform as well.

The 2014 BMW X4 is longer than the X3 but still lower with around 37 mm, with the body “creating the feeling of a classic sports coupe.”

In terms of power, the upcoming BMW X4 will be coming with two TwinPower Turbo units in the US, meaning that Americans will have to pay $45,625 for the xDrive28i version, for the 2.0-liter four-cylinder unit, developing 240 horsepower.

The second engine mounted on the top of the line xDrive35i, will be coming with a price of $48,925, outputting a total of 306 horsepower.

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BMW have made an announcement yesterday in which they presented a price list which is of great interest to those who fancy a 5 Series with all wheel drive.

The 2010 F10 BMW 5 Series with xDrive won’t be available until October this year but having an idea of what to expect is always going to come in handy.

Let’s start from the beginning and make clear what you get for your money, before we actually say how much of it you’re going to need. The xDrive all wheel drive system available on the new F10 BMW 5 Series can utilize individual braking on the rear wheels to send torque to either side as needed to counteract any form of oversteer or understeer.

Then there’s the work of the the central clutch pack which is set by default to send 80 percent of the torque to the rear axle to minimize understeer and retain BMW’s familiar driving dynamics, and this ratio is only broken to the front when traction is running low.

It has to be said that while the new xDrive BMW is offering for the 5 Series is expected to be epic it most likely won’t be as good as the system available on the bigger brothers such as the X6 and X5. That said though, you do get a hill descent control system that will maintain a constant speed when going down a slippery grade.

Tempted yet? Well, you’ll have to dish out at least $52,775 for the 535xi or a minimum of $62,875 for the 550xi.

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