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Beijing Preview: BMW adding all-wheel drive to Gran Turismo line
Filed under: China, Crossover, Hatchback, BMW, Beijing Motor Show, Luxury  BMW 5-Series xDrive Gran Turismo - Click above for high-res image gallery BMW has just announced that its 5-Series Gran Turismo will soon be available with the company's xDrive all-wheel drive system. The Bavarian automaker plans to show off the new running gear at the Beijing Motor Show at the end of this month. Eventually, you'll be able to order the xDrive option with any engine combination your heart so desires. Starting in June, European buyers will have a shot at the 550i xDrive Gran Turismo and the 530d xDrive Gran Turismo. Shortly thereafter, in September, the 535i xDrive Gran Turismo and the 535d xDrive Gran Turismo will follow suit. BMW has also announced that its diesel-powered 740d sedan will receive available xDrive, but that particular model is confined to markets outside of North America, and it's likely to stay that way. From where we sit, the all-wheel drive option will likely appeal to American buyers. As a population, we just can't seem to give up habits instilled by the SUV era, including the notion that you can't go anywhere without all four-wheels pulling. So far, BMW hasn't said exactly how much specifying xDrive will add to the Gran Turismo's price tag, or when such models will come to the North America. Judging by the company's current price structure, we're guessing the new models will check in at around $3,000 over the rear-wheel drive variants. Check out our high-res gallery below and the official press release after the jump [Source: BMW] Continue reading Beijing Preview: BMW adding all-wheel drive to Gran Turismo line Beijing Preview: BMW adding all-wheel drive to Gran Turismo line originally appeared on Autoblog on Thu, 15 Apr 2010 10:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Commentsأكثر... 
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#122
16-04-2010, 02:10 AM
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Pics Aplenty: BMW geeks out, recounts history of 5 Series
Filed under: Sedan, BMW, Luxury  History of the BMW 5 Series - Click above for high-res image gallery Over the last 28 years, there have been five generations of 5 Series cars, and millions of 5 Series fans made around the world. In an effort to continue that tradition with the introduction of this latest five series, BMW has recapped the gripping story so far of a car that has come to define and then redefine the phrase "sports sedan." Follow the jump for the tale, and wait until you get to the part about the precisely defined deformation zones in 1988 - you simply will not be able to turn away. Well, unless you're checking out the high-res gallery of photos below... [Source: BMW] Continue reading Pics Aplenty: BMW geeks out, recounts history of 5 Series Pics Aplenty: BMW geeks out, recounts history of 5 Series originally appeared on Autoblog on Thu, 15 Apr 2010 18:33:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Commentsأكثر...
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#123
16-04-2010, 09:30 PM
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BMW, SGL announce new carbon fiber plant in Moses Lake, WA
Filed under: Plants/Manufacturing, Technology, BMW  BMW has just announced that the company will join forces with Seattle-based SGL Automotive Carbon Fibers LLC to build a new manufacturing facility in Moses Lake, Washington. Don't get too excited just yet. The plant won't be cranking out CF bits for your 3 Series so that you can have a roof that looks like the one on your neighbor's M3 (shown above). Instead, BMW says the $100 million facility will be creating carbon-fiber reinforced plastics for the upcoming Megacity vehicle. At the same time, SGL and BMW will be creating 80 jobs in the Moses Lake area. The Megacity vehicle is slated for launch in 2015, and will get stitched together at BMW's plant in Lepzig, Germany. Since that's the case, you may be asking yourself why the Bavarian automaker would bother investing in a facility nestled half way around the globe in the sticks of Washington State. Turns out the answer is that the location has plenty of things going for it, including clean hydro electric power, a capable work force and a government that was willing to work with both SGL and BMW. Both companies have made a point of saying that this is a big step for the democratization of carbon fiber in auto manufacturing. Let's hope they're right. [Source: BMW] Continue reading BMW, SGL announce new carbon fiber plant in Moses Lake, WA BMW, SGL announce new carbon fiber plant in Moses Lake, WA originally appeared on Autoblog on Fri, 16 Apr 2010 14:28:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Commentsأكثر...
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#124
16-04-2010, 11:20 PM
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BMW sets price on new 5-er; says no price too high for independence
Filed under: Car Buying, Sedan, BMW, Luxury  2011 BMW 5 Series - Click above for high-res image gallery Base model 5-Series? $44,500. Top-line 5-er? $59,700. Independence? Priceless. Those were the key messages from a luncheon with BMW's U.S. marketing and product planning chief Jack Pitney, who snuck into Motown to discuss, among other things, the upcoming American launch of one of the maker's most important product lines. The all-new 2011 528i, 535i and 550i models have gone through a significant transformation, and now share much of their underlying platform with the latest-generation BMW 7 Series. But they also share a lower price tag with other high-line sedans, something that reflects what Pitney admitted is a "highly-competitive" U.S. luxury market. The 528i will officially hit American showrooms, on June 19, carrying a sticker that's $1,400 under that of the outgoing model. Notably, all three models will offer the option of all-wheel drive, as well as a no-charge pick of either an eight-speed automatic or a six-speed manual, the latter likely only to account for about five percent of overall sales, but still critical, stressed Pitney, to reinforcing the brand's "Ultimate Driving Machine" image. And yes, he stressed, while BMW has been playing with a second advertising tagline, "The Joy of Driving," that long-lived "Ultimate" slogan isn't going away. "That," he insisted, "would never, ever occur." Continue reading BMW sets price on new 5-er; says no price too high for independence BMW sets price on new 5-er; says no price too high for independence originally appeared on Autoblog on Fri, 16 Apr 2010 16:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Commentsأكثر...
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17-04-2010, 02:30 AM
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2011 Ford Mustang GT vs. 2010 BMW M3: Tie Game? [w/poll]
Filed under: Coupe, Budget, Performance, BMW, Ford, Luxury   Ford Mustang GT and BMW M3 - Click above for high-res image gallery Alright, fan boys (and girls), prepare for battle. The ever keen-eyed Sam Smith over at Jalopnik has spied an interesting phenomenon in the car universe. The new 2011 Ford Mustang GT performance figures are within spitting distance of the mighty 2010 BMW M3. The Bavarian bruiser produces 414 horsepower out of its milky-smooth 4.0-liter V8 and hits the scales at 3,652 lbs. Meanwhile, the 5.0-liter Mustang serves up two less horsepower, but weighs 40 pounds less, too. At this point, odds are your blood is pumping no matter which side of the ring you happen to find yourself on. Stats that close yield frighteningly similar numbers when the two cars hit the track, too. The M3 can clip off the 0-60 dash in 4.3 seconds. The Mustang can do it in 4.4. Quarter mile? Deadlocked at 12.7 seconds at 111.3 mph. It's true, a quarter mile doth not a sports car make, which is why these next figures are so important. While the M3 can come down from 60 mph in 105 feet, the Mustang can do the same in 104. And here's the real shocker: Both cars hold onto the skidpad at .97 g. Now, before the comments go superfly TNT, it's worth noting that the as-tested BMW will set you back an eye-widening $28,180 more than the Ford. We could think of a thing or two to do with an extra 30-large. So the question remains, which would you take home? [Source: Jalopnik] 2011 Ford Mustang GT vs. 2010 BMW M3: Tie Game? [w/poll] originally appeared on Autoblog on Fri, 16 Apr 2010 19:24:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Commentsأكثر...
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