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The 2015 BMW Alpina B7 xDrive is among the most celebrated collaborative masterpieces between BMW and Alpina. It fuses BMW’s engineering prowess with Alpina’s tuning, resulting in a performance sedan with more than an exclusive design.
The Bentley Mulsanne was Bentley’s flagship luxury sedan and a successor to the Arnage. It showcased Bentley’s promise to honor its heritage while embracing modern innovation. And despite its discontinuation, it holds its own as a symbol of timeless automotive artistry.
As far as Ferrari Classics go, the 275 GTB is one of the greats. It was one of the earliest two-cam models and the last of the Colombo V12-powered Ferraris. If you're considering buying one, we've got you covered.
The Lamborghini LM002, carrying over underpinnings from the Countach, is often referred to as one of the earliest super SUVs. Yet, it struggled to align with its era for various reasons. Today, however, it's a rare gem, and if you're thinking of owning one, now's the time.
While the world goes electric, Aston Martin is sticking to their guns. The 2025 Aston Martin DB12 proves that a good old-fashioned V8 still has a place in the modern grand tourer. But unlike the Aston Martin DB11, you can't get it with a V12.
Over three decades of innovation have transformed the BMW M5 from a bold experiment into a high-performance legend. With roots tracing back to the raw power of the E28 and the sophistication of the E39, each generation has elevated the standard for sports sedans. The 2016 M5 continues this tradition, armed with a twin-turbo V8 and everything else you’d expect from a performance sedan.
For buyers who prioritize comfort, elegance, and cutting-edge technology over sheer power, the 740i xDrive represents excellent value. But what’s the performance like? Keep reading to find out more.
Purely electric cars might be facing slow adoption, but plug-in hybrids like the 2020 BMW 745e are getting the recognition they deserve. It’s a car that improves your driving range to ensure you’re always on the move.
BMW set the standard for luxury sports sedans with the launch of the 3 Series. One of the best-selling trim levels in the range is the 330i, in this case, the 2019 BMW 330i xDrive. What’s it like owning one? Read on to find out.
The 2021 BMW X3 sDrive30i breaks away from the trend of all-wheel-drive SUVs, catering to drivers who prioritize a more connected and fuel-efficient driving experience. Before you buy, here’s everything you need to know about it.
The BMW X2 has held a good streak since it debuted, delivering everything expected of a compact crossover. How good is the 2019 BMW X2 sDrive28i? Keep reading to find out.
Rear-wheel-drive cars are considered sportier than all-wheel-drive models. But does that mean they have better performance all around? Probably not, especially in the case of an SUV such as the 2019 BMW X6 sDrive35i. But it’s actually better than you’d expect.
The BMW 7 Series has always delivered what it was intended to do since its debut: luxury and nothing short of it. Is this the case for the 2019 BMW 740i? Read on to find out.
While it doesn’t push the boundaries of performance or design, the BMW i3 excels in what it’s built for: navigating tight city streets and reducing environmental impact. What’s it like owning one, specifically a 2019 BMW i3? Read on to find out.
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