BMW’s official Youtube Channel continues to bring us footage related to the recently launched 2011 BMW 5 Series. Last week, we took a look at the exterior design of the new 5 Series, as explained by BMW’s Design Chief, Adrian van Hooydonk and Jacek Frohlich, Exterior Designer of new BMW 5 Series.
In the past BMW has been criticized by its advocates due to the less appealing interior design. Many consumers believed that BMW’s interior design and quality is inferior to some of its competitors, but the recent BMW models are slowly starting to change thisĀ perception. The new 7 Series and shortly after, the 5 GT, have brought joy to the BMW fans by offering some of the most luxurious interior designs ever seen in a BMW, high quality materials, driver orientation and improved layout.
The new 5 Series follows the same path, sharing many of its interior design cues with the 5 Gran Turismo, but also with the 7 Series flagship. The interior designer of the new 5 Series is Oliver Heilmer, also responsible for the X5, X6 and 5 GT.
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Well as the GT’s internal design has been an outright winner amongst everyone who has seen it, I assume that the standard 5 series will also be a winner all beit it would be a toned down version of the GT’s grand designs.
looks like 7 from inside , on the outside it looks horrible
The most beautiful interior design i’ve seen to date.
Viper. It still looks waaaaaay better than your Chrysler E-Class oops I meant to say Mercedes I think ;-)
This model has just the right touch of elegance. You can pay for school but you can’t buy class.
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