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BMW 5-Series

Best spy shots yet of BMW's new executive including undisguised interior pictures

BMW 5-Series

Text: Sam Hardy / Photos: SB-Medien

10th July 2009

Here's proof that the BMW 5-Series is shaping up very nicely indeed. These latest images show the handsome executive saloon wearing minimal disguise – and it's clear to see that it's going to be one of the best looking cars in its class.

There is no radical departure from the styling of the older 5-series, instead inspiration comes from the latest 5-Series Gran Turismo with a more upright front grille, less pronounced flame surfacing and a rakish roofline.
Inside, you can see that the cabin has been carefully evolved from the current car's with a larger eye-level screen for the simplified iDrive control system.

Entry-level models will get the 2.5-litre petrol straight-six, while a new twin-turbocharged 5.0-litre V10 will power the range-topping M5. Diesel fans will also have the choice of both 2.0-litre four-cylinder and 3.0-litre straight-six twin turocharged oil-burners.

Expect to see the showroom-ready version later this year with sales starting in early 2010.

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1 Comment

BMW or Modern German Fords?

Not a great fan,though looks much better than the last awful shape.
BMW with all the model updates,depreciation is wicked for private buyers and makes no sense, for a so called quality product,car servicing is expensive and dealers don't help with the Arn't you lucky I am here attitude and extras..Not for me cheaper ranges don't compare favourably to a Mondeo for drive and costs.

By browser0072000 on 24 November, 2009, 8:29am

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