• The 2013 BMW 320i shaves $3,400 off the 328i's base price
• 2.0-liter turbo four makes 180hp, 200lb-ft
• Goes on sale this spring

A new, entry-level model will join BMW's popular 3 Series lineup this year. Dubbed the 320i, the latest 3 Series joins the model's range below the 328i, shaving off horsepower to reach a more affordable base price of $33,445 including destination.

Inside and out, the BMW 320i is largely unchanged from its more expensive stablemates. Aside from badging, the only way onlookers can distinguish the latest 3 is its single exhaust, versus…

Let's See What people are saying about the all new BMW 4 Series:

First let me say that coming to the Detroit Auto Show, I was a bit apprehensive about the new 4 Series. A whole new series out of what was previously just a model within a series? That's gonna mean there are some pretty darn big expectations with the 4 Series. Now, having seen the BMW 4 Series Coupe and talked to the designers in person, I am sold. Like really sold. Like figure out how to make room for it in the garage sold.

2013 BMW X5 (Available at Grayson BMW)

Overview:

BMW's big SUV offers style, space, luxury, and car-like handling. And there's a high-quality interior that offers seating for up to seven. The turbo six-cylinder is adequate, while either turbocharged V-8 makes the X5 a really sporty SUV. The diesel version goes away for 2013.

Highs

Attractive and comfy interior, drives like a really tall car, the M version is supremely strong and offers sports-car levels of performance.

2013 BMW M3 Convertible

Unchanged for 2013, the BMW M3 is a performance-oriented version of the 3 Series, available in sedan, coupe, and convertible trim levels. The M3 is powered by a 4.0-liter V8 engine, with M Double-VANOS variable valve timing, that produces 414 hp and 295 lb-ft of torque, for a 0-60 time of 4.9 seconds. Transmission options consist of a 6-speed manual and 8-speed automatic transmission. Fuel mileage is an EPA estimated 14 mpg city and 20 mpg highway. Features include xenon adaptive headlights, heated mirrors, rear spoiler, HD radio, push-button start, automatic climate control, vehicle…

2013 BMW 7 Series by BMW Individual.

Shown at Los Angeles for the first time in North American with stunning BMW Individual Frozen White exterior paint, the freshly-updated 2013 BMW 7 Series Sedan has again set new benchmarks in its class for performance, luxury, efficiency and safety. Updates for 2013 include substantial powertrain enhancements for the 740i / Li, 750i / Li, xDrive and BMW ALPINA B7 models. The new 7 Series, which starts with the 740i model at an MSRP of $74,195 including Destination & Handling, boasts a revised exterior that features new technologies such as available LED headlights. The interior…

What's New for 2013

Split-folding rear seats and a universal garage door opener are now standard features for all 2013 BMW 5 Series models.

Introduction

In the 40 years the BMW 5 Series has been in production in its various iterations, it has come to define the midsize luxury sedan market, and for good reason. A steady stream of improvements and innovations, plus an admirable blend of comfort, craftsmanship and performance, has set this midsize BMW apart from the middle-of-the-road cars in its market segment.

The 2013 BMW 5 Series proudly carries on this tradition, although its core message…

What's New for 2013

The 2013 BMW 3 Series wagon is fully redesigned, aligning it with the next-generation sedan that debuted last year. Both benefit from now-standard power front seats and a new M Sport equipment line, while "xDrive" all-wheel drive makes its return to the sedan lineup. Meanwhile, the ActiveHybrid3 makes its debut for 2013, offering 28 mpg combined and an eye-popping price.

Introduction

Last year's introduction of the new BMW 3 Series was a very big deal. In Germany, we imagine parades being held in its honor with blue-and-white checkered flags flapping from windows as men…

Looking for a fun-to-drive small luxury crossover that offers respectable utility along with dimensions that are actually small?   Then you need to put the 2013 BMW X1 on your test-drive list. Smaller than its X3 brother but still related to both the 1 Series and 3 Series, the X1 offers the impressive performance you'd rightly expect from such a pedigree. And the X1's notably leaner dimensions -- it's 6.5 inches shorter in length and nearly 5 inches shorter in height than an X3 -- give it a more agile demeanor than its larger and heavier crossover rivals.