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The 2012 BMW ActiveHybrid 5 will arrive at BMW Smith BMW this spring, so we thought we'd let you know the price of this luxurious vehicle. The new hybrid will start at $61,845, including a $895 destination and handling fee.  The pricing was announced January 9, 2012 at the Detroit Auto Show.

With another successful year added to the BMW company's calendar, it's time to look forward to what 2012 will bring as far as changes and enhancements are concerned for the German auto manufacturer.  At this time, Bert Smith BMW can tell you that all signs are positive for an excellent year full of growth and fantastic new vehicles and innovations from the luxury company. Friedrich Eichiner, CFO of BMW, even asserts that BMW could grow twice as much vertically as the auto industry in general for the 2012 year. This isn't surprising with the fantastic new BMW lineup available this year.

Okay, what's the first thing that comes to mind when someone mentions BMW? Bert Smith BMW is guessing it isn't scooters, (unless you just read the title!). Yes, that's right. Our beloved German auto manufacturer is stretching out into the scooter market. As you might imagine, these vehicles will be primarily directed at the European and Asia markets, where the vehicles are a popular and efficient way to travel in large cities. The scooter certainly hasn't "caught on" in the same way in the United States, but with high gas prices, they could in the future.

Viewers of the new film, Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol will see more than fast-paced action; they'll also see several new BMW vehicles, including the BMW 650i coupe and convertible models, the BMW X3 Sports Activity Vehicle, and a new concept car, the BMW i8 Concept, which was first showcased at the IAA in 2009.

As a BMW dealer, Bert Smith BMW has unlimited knowledge about the spectacular BMW Ultimate Service package. We realize that our clients may not have all of the information necessary about this platform, however, so we've decided to divulge a few secrets from our abundant information base. BMW is a brand that prides itself in producing quality vehicles, and to support these claims the company has established a service package just as impressive.

Luxury brand BMW takes aim at Lexus this year by doubling the number of hybrids it will be offering drivers. The German company will increase its lineup from two vehicles to four with new hybrid variants of the BMW 3 Series and the BMW 5 series. So far, Lexus has had a kind of monopoly on luxury-hybrid vehicles, but with this move, the automaker will be truly challenged for the first time.

True BMW enthusiasts know the M5. Since the moniker was originally introduced in 1984, the vehicle has evolved into a dynamic blend of track horse and luxurious business sedan. And, while it might seem like just yesterday when the BMW M5 first launched, the 2012 model year marks the fierce sedan's fifth generation.

Having gained immense wisdom over the past few years, BMW has infused the M5 with benchmark-setting efficiency, comfort, and efficiency-boosting technologies…

The time has finally come....BMW has successfully launched an Android-compatible variant of their My BMW Remote App. Time to rejoice? Bert Smith BMW thinks so.

BMW, as you might remember, was the first automaker to inaugurate iPod functionality within their cars and to also fully commit to iPhone integration. That said. When the Bavarian automaker first launched My BMW Remote App, it was accessible only via the iPhone, leaving a large population of Android…

Comprised of eight different models (i.e., the BMW 3 Series Sedan, BMW ActiveHybrid 3, BMW 3 Series Touring wagon, BMW 3 Series Coupe, BMW 3 Series Convertible, BMW M3 Sedan, BMW M3 Coupe and BMW M3 Convertible), the BMW 3 Series symbolizes integrity, luxury, and performance. It's always been a pillar of company's excellence and for the 2012 model year, BMW is punching it up with even more gadgets and luxury add-ons…

A lot of automakers out there have hopped on the "green" bandwagon over the past few years. However, like anything in life, there are varying shades of "green".  Those who boast green practices for the sake of coloring consumers' opinions are a paler shade of green. You know the kind...companies that make their normal, everyday practices fit into a seemingly compelling, but ultimately shallow, marketing campaign. The different between BMW and those pale "green…