And we are on a roll today, you have just seen the BMW 3 Series Facelift and 7 Series spy photos, and now we have something different for you: BMW 5 Series Wagon. Thanks again to our friends at Autoholic.de
Not much to see there, pretty heavily camouflaged, but nonetheless still interesting to see that BMW is currently testing a touring version as well.
Did you notice the four exhaust pipes?
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You don’t suppose that this is actually the next generation M5 Touring..perhaps??
Cheers,
I think its more along the lines of a 535 touring, seeing as the only current BMW with the dual pipes for the biturbo six is the 335, I was sort of surprised they didnt keep the twin pipes for the 135 or the 535.