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BMW has a lot going on in 2009. The all-new 7 Series flagship sedan — the 750 — gets a restyled exterior and reworked chassis. The wheelbase has been extended and the 750 boasts a direct-injected 4.4-liter twin-turbo V-8 that generates 402-horsepower.  Unfortunately, the 760 model has been dropped for 2009. The high-performance Alpina B7 offers a V-12 engine in the 7 Series mold.

The 3 Series is the company’s “bread-and-butter” model and gets a minor facelift and new rear restyling for 2009. The twin-turbo 335 comes in a sedan, coupe or retractable-hardtop convertible body style. Meanwhile, the 328 is available in a wagon as well. The all-wheel drive versions are now called 328i xDrive instead of 328xi. The 335d gets introduced to America in 2009 and features a 3.0-liter, 265-horsepower inline-6 sequential turbo-diesel engine. The luxury two-door 6 Series gets a new Sport Package, which adds a redesigned hood and revised exhaust system with chrome tailpipes on the 650.

After releasing the brand-new X6 sports activity coupe last year, BMW is taking it one step further with the X6 Active Hybrid in 2009. The X6 blends coupe-like styling with SUV space and power. The X Series sport utility vehicles — the X3 and X5 — are great for both families and sports types. The Z Series coupe and roadsters — the Z4 and Z4 M — are slightly bigger and will come with a retractable hardtop.

The 5 Series midsize sedan remains relatively unchanged in 2009. More powerful engines have been placed into the 550i, 528i and 535i, with a maximum output of 360-horsepower.

The M Series midsize sedan line showcases the high-performance M3 sports sedan with a 414-horsepower V-8 engine, aggressive styling and M Series appearance. The M5 features rear-wheel drive and a seven-speed sequential manual transmission for excellent acceleration. The M6 is available as both a coupe and convertible with a V-10 engine.

The 1 Series compact performance coupe, a throwback to the spirit of the iconic BMW 2002 will be offered as the potent 128i and the twin-turbo 135i with 300 horsepower and impressive acceleration. Convertibles for both models are also available.