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With an estimated population of 1.3 billion people and growing, it make sense that luxury automaker BMW would want to break into the ever-growing market place of China. The first BMW to be made in China and sold specifically to a Chinese market, the Zinoro, will be unveiled at the Guangzhou Motor Show in November of 2013.

Fans of the 128i in Evans often point to the combination of fuel economy, power and comfort as the holy trinity of this luxury car. So, without giving up any of the power or comfort, automaker BMW has made some pretty impressive strides in creating similar high performance cars with highly fuel efficient engines for its new BMW models.

Drivers in the greater Augusta area who like BMW luxury sedans can look forward to the evolution of far more fuel efficient designs in this and other model styles. How do we know? Our own service team in Evans just reported on a special test drive of three new, energy saving BMW vehicles.

The team at Taylor BMW recently learned of a series of images showing the BMW 4 Series Coupe next to another in-class competitor, the Audi A5. This isn't exactly shocking, as carmakers are always comparing themselves to the competition.

Overseas, BMW is currently rolling out a pilot program that employs young tech enthusiasts at dealerships. Similar in nature to the Apple Genius Bar, these electronics gurus are privy to everything there is to know about BMW infotainment systems. There one goal: to pass that information along to you.

Fans of the BMW 3 Series Sedan choose this luxury car for any number of reasons. Here in the greater Augusta area, many drivers tell us they like the fact that they can choose from the great equipment line options like the popular M Sport package. Of course, within each package you can choose from options like interior leather and fabric trims to really personalize your car.

In the world of luxury SUVs, the new 2013 BMW inventory continues to make news. According to the annual U.S. News  Best Cars rankings of luxury crossover SUVs, two BMW models made the top ten list with impressive scores.

Back in 2011, German auto giant BMW shook up ideas about what electric cars should look like with a contoured and upscale version of the BMW i3 concept car. This unexpected take on an urban-themed city car got our team here at Taylor BMW exited for our 2013 sneak previews.

BMW knows there's something to that old adage: if something isn't broken, don't fix it. That's why there have only been minimal changes made to the overall design of the BMW X5 ever since it was first introduced to drivers from the greater Augusta area and beyond back in 1999.

This continues to ring true for the X5 as BMW prepares the 2014 version for production. A new series of spy?

If you had to guess? Which automaker do you think consumers would rate as doing a stellar job at developing new safety features?

BMW?

You're right.

According to a recent survey performed by Swapalease.com, consumers believe BMW does one of the best jobs developing new safety technologies. Among the 10 auto brands assessed, it ranked as being the second-most favorable.

Looking across the entire new BMW lineup, it's easy to see why…