The BMW 5 Series GT hasn’t officially launched yet, but the famous German tuner clearly has some pull. As expected with new models, they dressed up the new 5 Series GT with a new set of wheels and tires.
Even though no official information have been released regarding their 5 GT package, it’s typical for Hamann to start off slowly before unveiling a full blown package. We have seen this on the X6, new 7 Series and Z4.
We can’t say that we’ve been huge fans of their wheels and tires, they seem to match some cars more than others, but in this case, we think we should stick with the standard wheels on the 5 GT, less pimp and more class.
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it just looks better and better…dont like the color so much ,but with tinted windows…
Not quite my style, maybe if they’d drop the suspension one or two inches, it would have looked better.
Besides, I’m sure the low profile tyres will mess up the ride. Remember, this car is for cruising, not street racing.
Regardless of all of that… this 5 series GT looks better and better. I’m with you there Vaybach Khan!
DeLorean wheels ?