BMW

Cruising blissfully along a bucolic upstate New York two lane in BMW's new 550i Gran Turismo, I remark to my stunningly beautiful traveling companion, 'I'm going to wind up liking this car for reasons that have absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with the car.'

Spunky, agile and remarkably good looking, the BMW 1 Series convertibles are certainly poised to be the next hit from the brand that flies behind the blue and white propeller logo.

Built in Germany, the ultimate convertible ultimate driving machine is back, and it is one formidable automobile. If you love to drive, you owe it to yourself to turn more than a few miles behind the wheel of one of these cars.

BMW M3 is the absolute state of the art in engine and chassis technology, it remains a soulful driving machine and a favourite of many.

The new BMW M3 Convertible, the third body version of BMW's high-performance sports car following the Coupe and Saloon, offers new possibilities to experience uncompromising driving dynamics.

When you invent a market segment, as BMW did with the Sports Activity Vehicle––a curious mix of SUV attributes with a premium placed on driving pleasure––you have an obligation of sorts to advance and evolve that segment, if you want to remain its leader. With the 2009 BMW X6, the company has done just that.