This just might be the most powerful hybrid to date. This is the 2010 BMW X6 ActiveHybrid. It features a gas-electric system comprised of twin motors and a twin-turbo 4.4L V8 all paired to a seven-speed dual mode transmission, which is good for a 5.4 second time from 0-60 with a top speed of 130 mph. It also features BMW’s xDrive all-wheel-drive system, sensotronic brake actuation, dynamic traction control, 20-inch light-alloy Aero wheels, BMW Assist with GPS and Bluetooth, and much more. $TBA.

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Once again, BMW brings you one of its most efficient autos with a powertrain of 3.0-liter turbocharged diesel V6 that reaches a horsepower of 265 and a torque of 425 lb-ft. It is believed that the latest sedan runs at 36 mpg on a highway, thus saving more fuel than its contemporaries. Why settle for a car that eats almost all your budget when the BMW 335d is just as stylish and economic? $43,900.

Bavarian automakers BMW once again slaps its badge to a two-wheeled vehicle. This new cross-country mountain bike features a suspension system that can rival the comfort of BMW’s four-wheeled products. Featuring an aluminum frame, Manitou front and rear suspensions, and the precision-engineered Shimano Deore XT mountain bike system for quick reaction and top-shelf performance. The front and rear suspension gives almost 4 inches of travel so your bike, or your bones, won’t disintegrate after those boulder jumps. Though the bike is not shipping currently outside of Europe, keep those American fingers crossed that the bike will be available across the Atlantic. ~$4,000.

First word, first step, first car, these are some of the most important firsts in your child’s life. As parents, you want the best, and their first set of wheels will also be the best. Your kid can brag about owning a BMW before he can even drive the real thing! This second version of the BMW Baby Racer rides low for a better balance and the wide rubber tires give your kid total control over the road’s obstacles. Just like the real BMW, the Baby Racer features fantastic worksmanship and enough safety features to get the TUV-certification. ~$104.

Speed is one thing, but being able to handle a bike at speed is another. And riding in the rain? That’s a whole new story. BMW knows the problems with riding a bike for they have built two-wheelers since 1923 and their latest sport bike addresses the many problems a rider might face. The 999-cc S1000 RR delivers 193 horsepower at 13,000 rpm and weighing only 450 lbs with a tank full of gas, you’ll be sure that the bike will be flying. But you won’t be without control since it will come with a Race ABS and Dynamic Traction Control, a first for sport bikes. Four settings will be available: Rain, Race, Sport, and Slick. Every condition imaginable will be handled with aplomb, so you’ll be assured of a joyous ride. The S1000 RR will be available next year. $TBA.

Whether you’re a hard-core IT professional or a deep-space explorer needing oodles and oodles of computing power, then this Dell Precision T7500 workstation is the one for you. It’s designed for pure performance on a multitude of applications that couldn’t be handled by your over-the-counter PC. The tried and tested case is designed by BMW USA while the contents can be arranged according to your specs. At the heart of it are the Next-Generation Intel Xeon quad-core processors. Up to 192 GB or RAM and enough room for five SAS (Serial-Attached SCSI) drives. Support for the newest NVIDIA graphics processor and up to 7.5 TB of on-board storage with RAID capability guarantees plenty of space for even the biggest of files. $1,800+.