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In every luxury automaker’s lineup, the most accessibly-priced vehicles are usually the ones designed to be a primer for the brand’s offerings. In that, the BMW 2 Series’ M240i model offers a dual-pronged attack. Not only does it do an excellent job of showing what the Bavarian automaker’s performance models are like, it’s a fun and easy car to live with.

Although the BMW 5 Series is new, and rife with more luxurious and tech-forward trappings than ever, it hasn’t moved away from its identity as a balanced, engaging sports sedan. Spend a few minutes behind the wheel and you’ll see it—the quiet, comfortable agility, and taut engineering, regardless of engine power. It comes standard in every 5 Series, and can be expanded to suit your tastes.

A roadside emergency kit can help to save your life in an emergency. Buying a pre-made roadside emergency kit may not be the right option for you given the cost of building one as well as the possibility that you won’t find one that contains all the components that you need. If you choose to build one on your own, consider adding the following items to the roadside emergency kit that you store in your car...

Has the high-performance luxury sports car segment been calling your name? Well, if so, we here at Autohaus BMW would be quick to match you up with one of our beloved Bavarian brand's latest, the 2017 M4.

And why's that?

That answer, conveniently enough, can be found in the clip below. Pair up with the MotorWeek pundits to hear all about the M4:

When it comes to the M4, its turbocharged 3.0-liter inline six-cylinder engine takes center stage. Available with your pick of either a six-speed manual transmission or an optional seven-speed dual-clutch automatic, this turbo-six musters…

Sometimes, a new vehicle isn’t on the table for financial reasons, and in others, shoppers prefer a tried-and-true vehicle from a previous model year. Whatever you seek, BMW offers a Certified Pre-Owned program that offers a plethora of used Ultimate Driving Machines that adhere to strict quality standards you won’t find in another automaker’s offerings.

While BMW’s M performance models have been getting better than ever recently, much of the acclaim actually goes to the entry-level vehicle in the lineup—the M2. Launched just last year, this 365 horsepower performance car may share parts with its larger and more powerful M3 and M4 siblings, but enthusiasts hold it in higher regard. Why?

If you’re on the market for an SUV or crossover, but don’t want to leave behind the dynamic and potent performance of a sports sedan, BMW has a number of offerings you won’t want to miss. Their the X-Series Sports Activity Vehicles of course, which combined the expected utility of an SUV with the brand’s fun-to-drive and balanced sports sedans.