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The BMW M5 and M6 will no longer be available with a manual transmission in the near future. The German luxury brand has come forward to confirm the news, which may come as a surprise for some longtime Bimmer fans.

When it comes to luxurious, high-end cars, BMW is the brand to compete with. The German automaker has an extensive lineup of quality, performance-ready models that are at the top of their individual segments. In an effort to further meet the needs of different car buyers, the brand has plans to expand their roster, adding a new saloon model into the mix.

The BMW i8 and i3 have already been making waves in the industry for quite some time now and soon they’ll welcome an all-new i model into their lineup that will shake up the market: the i5. Currently under development, the incoming i model is said to arrive as an electric vehicle and will be configured to appeal to car buyers with families.

Heading to BMW of Springfield this spring is the new BMW 3-Series 325d and 4-Series 440i. Just recently the automaker spoke about each of these models and their arrival on the market, which is highly anticipated by BMW fans across the globe. Touted as one of the best-selling models in BMW’s lineup, the 3-Series is always a fan favorite at BMW of Springfield and we’re looking forward to the release of the 325d model.

When we first introduced you to the new BMW 7-Series back in April of last year, we mentioned the 2016 model would come equipped with a series of innovative technology, including a new remote parking feature.

Mirrorless cars are the future, and if you’re not willing to take my word for it, just take a look at BMW’s brand-new Mirrorless i8 concept that debuted at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show. Equipped with cameras as mirror replacements, the concept gives us an early look at what we can expect to see on production version luxury models within the next five to ten years.

BMW’s i lineup, which currently consists of the i3 electric car and i8 plug-in hybrid, could soon add an SUV into the fold. According to reports circulating around the auto industry, the automaker may debut a brand-new crossover dubbed the i5, which could be revealed as soon as next year..

It has been a solid three years since the BMW i8 Spyder concept was unveiled to the public, and just recently, BMW finally announced plans to put the car into production. The coupe variant has been at dealerships across America for two years now and we’re excited to see the arrival of its counterpart, the i8 Spyder convertible, at BMW of Springfield in the near future.

At this year’s LA Auto Show, BMW showed off their brand-new limited edition i3 model: Shadow Sport BEV. The all-new model, which will be available in the U.S. for a short time only, features a variety of minor features and amenities that set it apart from the standard i3 model.

Sources in the automotive industry suggest BMW is currently in the process of developing a dual-clutch transmission that may find its way in their brand-new lineup of front-wheel drive models. The introduction of this transmission could help broaden BMW’s customer base and put them in direct competition with other high-end brands already utilizing dual-clutch transmissions.