Apparently, North American (Canadians included) car shoppers have done a good job at convincing BMW that wagons, no matter how attractive or sporty they are, just don’t cut. For this reason, the German automaker will officially omit the 2011 BMW 5 Series Touring (or Wagon) from its North American lineup. Instead, it will offer the [Read More]
According to report by Edmund’s InsideLine, BMW has confirmed rumors that it will bring a diesel-powered 5 Series to the US. The BMW official that confirmed the news did not give any other details other than saying that the 5 Series diesel will be one of two diesels added to the US lineup. He said [Read More]
U.S. pricing details of the 2011 BMW 5 Series has been announced. The all-new 528i which starts at $45,425, while the 528i joins the 535i and 550i start at $50,475 and $60,575, respectively. The 2011 5 Series is powered by a 240-hp 3.0L six-cylinder mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission. All three models will offer [Read More]
BMW released a lengthy press release detailing the additions and upgrades to it’s 2011 model year lineup. Unfortunately, there are no upgrades to the M5 for this year. According to BMW, a new M5 sedan based on the 6-generation 5-series is in the works, but there is no official word on when it will debut. [Read More]
BMW has just released more photos of its upcoming 5-series Gran Turismo. Not sure what to make of this new car from Germnay? We would call it a wagon, but BMW wouldn’t agree. As its name may imply, the 5-series GT has the same mechanical underpinnings as the 5-series sports sedan, but just not the [Read More]
