The folks at Bayerische Motoren Werke AG (that’s BMW to you and me) will continue to apply a full-court press to the U.S. luxury market this year, featuring a growing lineup that will boast an ultimate driving machine for just about every taste—that is, unless you’re hungry for the BMW M5.
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