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A wide variety of options; athletic driving feel; fuel efficiency; high-tech options; long list of appearance packages and trims; compact size and maneuverability; practicality and comfort
Eco-conscious performance; responsive handling; refined, luxurious interior; active-safety features; leading-edge tech options; supercar-level performance from the M5
Quick and nimble; fuel-efficient compared to other crossovers; comfortable, well-appointed cabin; long list of technology features and upgrades
BMW luxury and build quality; available all-wheel drive; powerful engine choices
For 2016, BMW's flagship 7 Series has undergone a monumental redesign. The lighter weight 2016 BMW 7 Series luxury sedan will utilize a number of high-tech developments such as an all-new iDrive system and the extensive use of carbon fiber materials. The new 7 Series will also for the first production vehicle in the world to incorporate Gesture Control as a means to interact with infotainment functions. The smallest crossover vehicle offered in the BMW line-up, the X1 receives a complete re-engineering for 2016. The 2016 BMW X1 is now standard equipped with front-wheel drive (derived from the same platform as the one used for the MINI Countryman).
New trim levels added to existing BMW models for 2016 includes the X5 xDrive40e plug-in hybrid and the 355-horsepower X4 M40i. 2016 BMW 2 Series, 3 Series and 6 Series models feature an updated appearance. With only 100 examples arriving in the United States, the 2016 BMW M6 Competition Edition provides an exclusive way to fully absorb performance of the 600-horsepower coupe or convertible model. Offered in Alpine White or Austin Yellow metallic color schemes, the 2016 M6 Competition Edition model is equipped with 20-inch wheels as well as carbon fiber touches for the rear spoiler, rear diffuser and exterior mirror caps.