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You know, as much as the 'The Homer' single-handedly railroaded a fictional automaker into bankruptcy, we can't help but feel like giving Mr. Simpson a pat on the back for thinking outside the box as much as he did. After all, that's exactly the kind of thinking that's given us some of the cutting-edge technologies that currently reside in our new and used car lineup here at BMW of Southampton. Sure, we don't go overboard by throwing in air horns that play "La Cucaracha," but when it comes to motorcycle safety, a new way of thinking…

For all the time we spend talking about our new and used cars here at BMW of Southampton, TV is usually the conversation of choice if you come take a stroll by our water cooler. It's really too bad that we don't have more occasions to share our love for The Simpson with you all, because we could talk all day about one of the funniest shows of all-time. But thanks to one like-minded gearhead, the planets have finally aligned.

Whether it's turning our cars into LTE hotspots or harnessing the power of the Sun, our favorite automaker here at BMW of Southampton has been pulling out all the stops when it comes to technology. And now that anyone and everyone is getting rich quick with the power of apps, it only makes sense that the auto industry is getting on board. As for how BMW is cornering the market with their new and used cars, they're turning to the racetrack.

Now that we've all had a good hearty laugh over the space-age technologies that won't be making their way into our lineup, it's time that we here at BMW of Southampton got back to business. Because if you haven't heard, the doors recently closed on the 2013 New York Auto Show, and if what we saw is to be believed, our new and used cars may never be the same.

Call us spoiled, call us addicted, but we here at BMW of Southampton would be lying if we said we weren't hooked to our smart phones. But how could you blame us? You can do anything with these gizmos! Need directions for your new or used car? Want to surf YouTube for three hours? Need to access Google the second someone asks you a question we don't know the answer to? The possibilities are endless.