BMW reveals the 5-Series Touring Wagon

BMW officially announced the 5-Series Wagon in Touring trim. BMW is basically trying to feel the market transition from SUV to crossover or the wagon style; just like Acura came out with the TSX wagon. The BMW 5-Series Touring Wagon comes with unique opening rear hatch window, load-leveling suspension, and roof rails. Spaces are divided with split folding rear seat into 40/20/40 arrangement. The total storage space in the BMW 5-Series Touring Wagon is about 19.7 cubic feet.

There are four different engine configurations available in the BMW 5-Series Touring Wagon: the 520d (184HP 2.0L diesel), 530d (245HP 3.0L diesel), 523i (204HP 3.0L petrol), and 535i (306HP 3.0L turbo petrol). To save gas, the BMW 5-Series Touring Wagon also comes with Start and Stop technology, and a bunch other technologies under the Active E package.

Your choice now would be the BMW wagon or its crossover.

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Josh

Great looking wagon, just needs a slightly longer rear spoiler to stop the rear end from looking so bulbous, but the M5 Sportswagon will take care of that for sure, & with 570HP whats not to love about gettin’ home in 5 mins with the groceries snug in the back using the heavy duty nets & holders made just for these sportwagon. Get used to the term. These sportswagons are sports cars with grocery haulin rears & here to stay.
Too bad Mazda wont make the Mazda6 in the V6 Sportswagon in the USA. The Caddy CTS Wagon with its 6.2 V8, and now the TSX 280HP V6 is looking even better, depending on ones budget. If you have no budget then the M5 wagon’s always an option for a Sportswagon.