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"The car is just a real joy. Obviously not for everybody at that price, but if somebody is looking in that price point, this is a good one to look at," Jerry said.

"It's really a sports car feel. You feel like you're driving a real high end sports car. Not a Corvette. Not that harsh. But more like a Maserati. Along those lines," Jerry said.

"This BMW is really a neat car," Jerry said to start the discussion. He went on to say that he doesn't think that BMW expects to sell a ton of this model. The car is really fast, has a great drive, all wheel drive, a beautiful interior with virtually no backseat, a great sound, and is painted Sunset Orange.

"It's so dog gone fun. I mean this thing is like a sports car!" Jerry said.

"As a hybrid, it's not a lot of use, but it's still a car that's hard not to like just because it's so comfortable and because it drives and rides so well," Jerry explained.

The car also has a remote control that when pressed, will cause the car to park itself with no one behind the wheel.

In 1986 BMW released the first M5, which was the fastest production sedan at the time. Sporting a handmade M1 motor by the Motorsport Division of BMW mated to the 535i chassis, the M5 touted family-friendly options with brute force that dads love...

The company touted their new Driverless Running Coach feature, which would use a combination of technologies including cameras to “allow the car to follow the runner at a safe distance, while pounding the pavement.”

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