BMW 750il News

Remember when Pierce Brosnan was the debonair 007, controlling a BMW 750iL using his Sony Ericsson handset? Fiction is now reality with the iPhone-operated Dodge minivan known as The Spirit of Berlin.

In the 1997 spy thriller Tomorrow Never Dies, secret agent James Bond employs an Ericsson cell phone to control his BMW 750iL, outdriving a horde of gun-wielding bad guys in a tire-screeching, heart-pounding car chase.

This is the new Hyundai Equus Limousine, an extra long wheelbase version of the South Korean firm's flagship model that offers a bevy of upgrades over the normal sedan including a more powerful V8 engine, differentiated exterior styling and enhanced safety, comfort and convenience features.

You know the excitement you had as a kid the night before Christmas or your birthday as you literally bubbled over with excitement.

Lexus has been officially knocked off of its high perch now that BMW's new ActiveHybrid 7 and X6 have arrived.

The rivalry between BMW and Mercedes-Benz dates back to 1959. On December 9, Daimler-Benz tried, via the Deutsche Bank, to take over BMW, which was on the brink of bankruptcy.

Lexus has been officially knocked off of its high perch now that BMW's new ActiveHybrid 7 and X6 have arrived.

Buzzsaws sounded less intimidating than those edgy old Taurus SHOs with shrieking aftermarket exhausts.

It's '2010MY' time for BMW that has announced plenty of upgrades for its range-topping sedan model, following yesterday's reveal of the new 316d and 2010 1-Series Coupe and hatchback lineup.

SEE ALSO: BMW Specs, Prices and Comparisons-BMW Buyers Guide MUNICH, June 25, 2009; This summer, BMW will introduce an updated version of its xDrive allroad system that is now used for the X5 and X6, and the 5 and 3 Series.

A picture of Under aggressive driving, the xDrive system in the BMW 7-Series sedan channels up to 80 percent of the available torque to the rear wheels.

It's hard to believe, but BMW still doesn't offer all-wheel drive on its 7-Series flagship sedan.

Our 2009 BMW 750Li has only been in the Automobile Magazine Four Seasons fleet for two months, but it's already been driven the entire breadth of the continental United States.

The 1991 BMW 850i was blasted by the automotive media and ardent Bimmer-philes as an enormous letdown - a passionless cruiser from the self-proclaimed makers of the Ultimate Driving Machine.