The high-performance model seated at the top of BMW's 6-series is the 500-hp V10 M6 coupe or convertible. With enough power to rival many higher-end sports cars plus a nice amount of trunk space and driving comfort, the BMW M6 represents a nice balance between driving exhilaration and value in its segment.
The convertible version was introduced last year. And although the capability to drive with the top down adds a substantial amount of added weight (500 lbs), the acceleration rate is only mildly impacted. While the M6 can seat four, the back seat is slightly cramped. But the overall ride comfort is pleasant, helped by adaptable suspension and interior touches that are luxurious and clean. Some may find the controls in the cockpit overly complicated, especially with the inclusion of the iDrive system. But the wide capabilities to adjust the driving dynamics that iDrive provides, may help take the sting out of learning how to use it.
It is pretty impossible to find another model with this high level of performance for the price, which starts around 99K. If you don't mind spending a few thousand more for less hp but more features, you may want to look at the Audi R8 or the Mercedes-Benz CL-Class.
A recent article identified a short list of vehicles that offer the most value this year. By evaluating multiple sources and results such as value ratings, customer service satisfaction, reliability history, depreciation rates and consumer perception of brands, Forbes has arrived at a list of the "Most Value-Packed Cars".
The BMW Z4 has been lauded for its responsive steering, speed and 60's inspired style-all for good reason. Whether your preference is an elegant convertible or a sleek coupe, the BuyingAdvice Team believes the 
Electronic Stability Control, know these words…you'll be hearing them a lot in the coming years. Recently, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has announced it is requiring all future passenger vehicles to have standard electronic stability control by 2012. Although not a new feature, electronic stability control has been around since the nineties, it has been credited by the NHTSA for saving many, many lives. Several automakers have already made stability control standard on all their cars or are moving up their plans to do so.
Home prices keep dropping in previously "hot markets" such as California and Florida. Will lower sales prices mean slower luxury auto sales? On the sidelines of the L.A. Auto Show, Tom Purves, the chief executive of BMW USA, commented to Reuters that, "historically, the luxury car market has tracked house prices more than it has the stock market".
In a bid to lure buyers away from its Japanese and German rivals, the 
BMW adds more incentives to its vehicles than the competition, and some aren't happy about it.
Continuing with the general trend of automakers releasing more 
Figuring out which car is right for you is no easy task. You have to decide how much room you need, what kind of mileage you would like, what color suits you best and, of course, your ideal new car price. But one very important factor that many buyers of new and used cars forget to consider is the car trade in value, or how well different cars hold on to their value.
It is always an exciting time of year when the new car models begin to be unveiled. Now that most of 2007 cool new cars have been unveiled Buyingadvice.com is pleased to bring you a list of the Top 10 cool new cars for 2007. The list is composed of cars that have seen major redesign or are totally new in 2007 and feature the latest in new car technology, safety features and maintain a reasonable price.
