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Those looking for a winning slice of performance once had a BMW 3 Series coupe to opt for. But since the Bavarian automaker has restructured its models, that model is now its own, independent variant. Meet the 2016 4 Series, which comes in a variety of body styles and versions of lavish beast mode.

The BMW 3 Series is more than just a sports sedan with decades of acclaim under its belt(line). It's a rolling mecca of prestige that is designed to put a smile on the face of whoever is driving it. Now in 2016, it comes with more zip and opulence than ever, but also with more options. To help you make an informed decision on which one is right for you, take a page out of AutoTrader's book.

What's that new BMW with two doors and that seriously agro-looking body kit? If you said the M235i, you'd be close, but wrong. It's the 2016 M2, the first entry-level performance coupe we've seen in quite some time. This week marked its auto show debut in Detroit.

The BMW M4 GTS benchmarked a lot of "firsts" when it was unveiled in October. The Munich automaker even went as far to call it the most agile, powerful, and radical M4 that the brand has ever put out. They even promised an astonishing seven-minute, twenty-eight second lap time on Germany's legendary Nurburgring.

It seems to be written into the law of gravity that those at the top will be in constant battle for the pinnacle, and that's the case in the luxury sedan segment--particularly among the German brands. With the launch of the all-new BMW 7 Series, it seems the time has come yet again for this Bavarian beast to shine.