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Stately, sophisticated style. Two outstanding engine options. And a list of onboard amenities so long, it's sure to make your head spin.

This is what the 2017 BMW 5 Series, the Bavarian brand's made-over midsize sedan, is all about.

What else does it have in store? Join Kelley Blue Book Senior Associate Video Editor Zach Vlausk in the clip below to find out:

An entry-level model that sure as heck doesn't skimp on the good stuff, the 530i is downright divine.

Standard equipment on this trim includes the iDrive infotainment interface, a 10.25-inch display screen, a…

Are you shopping the luxury sports coupe class for your next daily driver? Well, if you haven't already, we here at BMW of Nashville feel you might like to add ours -- the all-new 2016 BMW M2 -- to your short list.

Wondering why?

Then, check the clip below. Here now to highlight some of the M2's most salient qualities is AutoGuide.com Features Editor Sami Haj-Assaad:

Beneath the M2's bonnet, a turbocharged 3.0-liter inline six-cylinder engine holds court with a six-speed manual transmission. Producing a prodigious 365 horsepower and 343 pound-feet of torque, the M2 is offered…

You love the BMW brand. You care about the environment. You’re a secret film buff. So what if you could combine all three of these passions into one? That’s just what happens with the Green Me Film Festival. The event, which is held annually, focuses on sustainability in movie making in three areas: green films, green publicity and green economy.

#BMWMotorrad is proud to promote sustainability in movie productions and be part of the 2016 Green Me Film Festival. pic.twitter.com/6lsicmFJ7p

— BMW Group (@BMWGroup) June 28, 2016

In a press release from yesterday, BMW proudly announced that it is the winning bidder to provide the Los Angeles Police Department with electric vehicles. The automaker will provide 100 all-electric BMW i3s for the department's transportation fleet...

LAPD leases 100 BMW i3 electric cars, will install 104 charging stations - LA Daily News https://t.co/MTX4A4NsRj

— LAPD (@LAPD) June 9, 2016

Some brands have just another summer sales incentive.

But BMW has something a little different in mind: the BMW Drive for a Cause Event:

Trudy Hardy, vice president of marketing for BMW of North America, says of the event:

"'Drive for a Cause' is more than a summer sales initiative — it's a meaningful part of what we do to support Team USA and other important local charitable endeavors ... Any time you can get people behind the wheel of a BMW while simultaneously generating attention and raising money for worthy charities, it's a win-win."

.@BMW is building these tricked-out wheelchairs for @USParalympics https://t.co/uR5VoC2dy2 pic.twitter.com/zEV1I2O1My

— CNNMoney (@CNNMoney) April 27, 2016

We learned some exciting news about BMW today. No, it isn't the release of a new vehicle. Instead, BMW is using its innovative nature to create aerodynamic wheelchairs for the Paralympics. This isn't the first time BMW stepped out of its comfort zone.

As the newest member of BMW's iconic "M" performance portfolio, expectations for our spanking-new sports coupe, the 2016 BMW M2, are most certainly sky-high.

And as such, we at BMW of Nashville found ourselves wondering: "Will it meet or beat the bar, or fall just short?"

Well, thanks to the clip below, we now have our answer. Pair up with Kelley Blue Book Senior Associate Video Editor, as he provides some context on the matter:

The star of the show here is, without question, the M2's turbo 3.0-liter inline six-cylinder engine. Dishing out a dazzling 365 horsepower…

Yesterday, BMW of North America, LLC announced via press release the winners of its annual Center of Excellence awards, and here at BMW of Nashville, we are proud to be included among the list of winners...

BMW : BMW OF NORTH AMERICA ANNOUNCES BEST DEALERSHIP AWARDS - BMW of North America, LLC is announcing its annua... https://t.co/6FzAmgg2Nq

— Newspress USA (@NewspressUSA) March 2, 2016

The BMW Art Guide by Independent Collectors website feature and interview with Kenny Goss, half of the team that founded The Goss-Michael Foundation in Dallas. The Foundation allows for public viewing of a collection of British contemporary art and offers residencies as well.