As the Series numbers get higher , the vehicle will become not only physically larger in size , it will also become more expensive for BMW car leasing. Therefore , now that we are starting to understand the numbering system , we can examine the subtle differences between each of the BMW series. Beginning with the lowest number , the 1 Series are the company's smaller vehicles , which are relatively less expensive when considering BMW car leasing.
The original 1972 design is a true classic. It lasted , with only a few minor revisions , right the way through until 1987. The earliest versions are few and far between. Most have rusted away or been sold as scrap , but collectors do value them and a good condition early model can fetch almost 2 , 000 pounds.
For 2008 the luxury 5 Series car is redesigned inside and out and is fitted with a new 6-cylinder motor. The options of diesel and a V8 engine are also available. After fifteen years of absence from the BMW lineup the luxury sport coupe 6 Series returned in 2004 with both coupe as well as coupe convertible versions available. Updated versions of the 6 Series were released in the summer of 2007 and updated versions of M6 coupe and cabriolet are expected on the market soon. The BMW 7 Series is the place where all innovations in the BMW lineup make their debut. The vehicles that comprise the 7 Series come with almost all types of motors from V8 and V12 to supercharged V8. One of BMW's future additions to the super car lineup will be the Z10 , a vehicle fitted with a V10 engine resulting in 550 horse power expected to cost up to USD$ 150 , 000.
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