The E34 M5 Touring was the world’s fastest wagon when it was introduced in 1992. It was BMW M Division’s first wagon, but at the same time the last hand built M car. For the E39 generation, a prototype M5 … Continue reading

In an interview with Damon Lavrinc of Autoblog, Albert Biermann, Head of Product Development at BMW M, revealed some new interesting things on the F10 BMW M5. First and foremost, he Biermann dismisses the idea of a BMW M5 with … Continue reading

Rumors around a BMW M5 Touring based on the F11 platform first surfaced in 2010, but details have been scarce and no indication from BMW that such model is even being considered. Even the usual spy shots that appear a … Continue reading

Rumors around a BMW M5 Touring based on the F11 platform first surfaced in 2010, but details have been scarce and no indication from BMW that such model is even being considered. Even the usual spy shots that appear a … Continue reading

M5Board brings us an interesting head-to-head showdown between an Aston Martin DBS Touchtronic and the BMW M5 Touring with ESS ECU chip. Before we all jump into a flaming war about the results, let’s take a step back and lay … Continue reading

Just weeks ago, sources close to BMW reported that the BMW M5 Touring based on the F11 bodystyle has been greenlighted. This is great news for the European consumers since most likely those of us in North America won’t have … Continue reading

BMW rumormill continues to churn and the latest rumor is that an M5 model based on the touring bodystyle is in works at the BMW M division. The same as always source, Scott27 returns with these breaking news that could … Continue reading

Along with the BMW M5 CSL and the never produced M5 Convertible, BMW unveiled to the journalists another M5 model that “didn’t make it”: M5 E39 Touring. While some photos surfaced on the web in the past, officially, no shots … Continue reading

I couldn’t resist not posting these photos the moment I saw them. I mean, you don’t get every day to see an orange BMW, especially an M5 Touring. The weird looking orange painted M5 Touring was spotted in Stockholm, Sweden and … Continue reading