BMW of Bakersfield

When setting out on the first drive in your new BMW, you want to know that your vehicle has gone through ample testing to get to your driveway. BMW of Bakersfield understands the importance of this consumer comfort. And so does BMW. In order to ensure that future all-electric BMW models are made to perfection and provide optimum peace-of-mind, the automaker is sending out a fleet of BMW ActiveE electrics for a two-year trial run.

BMW of Bakersfield always loves to see two popular brand names combine in a mutual effort to give away really cool, free stuff. We're guessing that consumers in the Bakersfield area share this feeling as well. That's why we're excited to tell you that BMW has teamed up with world-renowned ski equipment company K2 to bestow a pair of K2 Limited Edition BMW M Design Edition skis upon a handful of lucky snow-lovers.

If you like heart-stopping action and dare-devil performance then you'll love Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol. Sure, the fourth secret agent installment portrays the thrilling prowess of Tom Cruise in his...well...mission to conquer the impossible. But what we're really referring to in the previous statement is the daring nature of the film's four featured BMW models: the BMW 650i Coupe, BMW 650i Convertible, BMW X5 SAV, and BMW Vision EfficientDynamics concept.

Urban-dwellers listen up, BMW is putting out two new uber-efficient modes of travel that are easy to get around in and use up only the teensiest amount of gasoline. What's more, they offer a wind-blowing experience and trendy styling. Can you guess what kind of vehicle BMW of Bakersfield is talking about? If you answered "scooter" than you're right on target. Dubbed the C600 and C650GT Maxi-Scooter, the sporty little motor-bikes are the premier BMW entries into the market.

As the world's largest producer of luxury models, BMW possess the ability to yank the reins and change the direction of consumer attention. With this newly-vested power, of course, comes great responsibility. Thankfully, BMW of Bakersfield feels that the upscale automaker is steering its consumers in the right direction with an expanded lineup of hybrid models for 2013.

Sometimes a light alteration can make a heavy difference. Such is the case with the use of vehicle materials. The average consumer may not consider exactly how weight plays in to a model's performance but our favorite automaker is working hard to produce new BMW variants that are faster and more fuel-efficient. What is their secret weapon? Lightweight carbon fibers.

With social networking venues such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, sharing information from person to person is simple. But in a technologically dynamic world, sharing shouldn't be limited to just humans. BMW of Bakersfield thinks vehicles should get social too. After all, there's a lot of information to be passed around on the roads out there. And, it seems as though BMW agrees. The automaker is currently taking steps towards developing a new automotive sharing system called "Car-to-X."

Sometimes the rumor mill can be a useful tool, especially when it's churning out unreleased details regarding new BMW models. Other times, it just needs to be shut down. Such is the case with recent whisperings of the BMW 3 Series Touring Wagon's end. BMW of Bakersfield is extremely happy to report this particular rumor as false. In fact, the automaker will be launching a brand-new F30 platform BMW 3 Series wagon by late 2013.

<p>After a twenty-year span of racing, Richard Hamann established Hamann Motorsports, a company that continues to design, construct, and sell premium aftermarket components for luxury and sports vehicles. The company is well-known by both automakers and consumers but has recently lost one of its greatest entities- Mr. Hamann himself, who passed recently after a battle with lung cancer. In honor of the beloved founder and BMW enthusiast, Hamann Motorsports' employees are dedicated to carrying on the business as he would've wanted.</p>

While many automakers are producing new EV and Plug-In Hybrid models lately, they aren't all taking EV perfection to the next step like BMW is. How is the Bavarian automaker going about this? The answer lies with Electronauts.