BMW just launched one of the fastest cars ever in its four-door 2017 M550i xDrive sports sedan, which goes from 0-60 mph in under four seconds. As part of BMW’s M performance lineup, this supercharged 5 series sedan accelerates lightning fast because of the 456 hp 4.4-liter V8 coupled to a sporty eight-speed transmission.
Truly, this new engine plus the classic Euro styling makes it a “no compromise” sports-tuned, four-door performance car that delights speed enthusiasts both on the track (top speed is around 155 mph) and on the highway. The interior is as well-appointed and ergonomic as any other Beemer although this version — available Spring 2017 — is equipped with state-of-the-art connection tech including synched BMW Connected and BMW Remote apps.
Getting a head start, Audi has already launched the 2018 S5 Sportback and for good reason. This four-door sports hatch has a distinctive design, roomy interior, loads of cargo space (rear seats fold almost flat) and a 354 hp 3.0-liter V6 (0-60 mpg in 5.7 seconds) mated to an eight-speed transmission.
The new S5 Sportback also comes equipped standard with all-wheel-drive (AWD) and loads of other advanced safety and app-based infotainment technology. Like most Audis, the S5 Sportback is also defined by its luxuriously modern and minimalist interior with a crisp graphics screen atop the dash.
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