SPIED: BMW's 2011 5-Series Wagon Steps Out

If you liked BMW's latest iteration of the 5-series, the all-new 2011 F10, then you will certainly like what we can make out of the all-new wagon.

Interestingly enough, the wagon variant has not been killed off, as expected, due to the arrival of the 5-Series GT. So, where does that slot in the 5GT if the wagon will co-exist?

Will they import it the the U.S.? Who knows at this point.

Good question though: if you were in the market for a vehicle and you required the utmost utility, would you pick up the 5GT OR 5-Series wagon?

Let us know in the comments below.



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Brembo - 12/7/2009 10:07:53 AM

+3 Boost

What's the difference between the wagon and the GT other then ride height?

StickShiftCamry - 12/7/2009 10:08:01 AM

+2 Boost

Man, this thing looks plain. Talk about safe.

B7FAN - 12/7/2009 11:41:23 AM

-1 Boost

It may be a safe design....StickShiftCamry... but dont get anything twisted like BMW never went outside the box look at the currrent 5 series i didnt like it until i seen it in person that was a complete re-make of the 5 and the 2002-2008 7 series for that matter another design where they went outside the box and everybody loved it and dont forget the 6 series and X6.

So for BMW to play it safe for the current 5er thats fine because almost evrything they did prior to this new 5 is far from bneing a safe design.

Yonder7 - 12/7/2009 11:37:36 AM

-2 Boost

I do not understand why, the sedan looks great but the wagon looks too bland...

B7FAN - 12/7/2009 11:42:39 AM

0 Boost

I think it looks fine lets see how safe it is when the european M5 version drops.

dotuno - 12/7/2009 12:53:20 PM

+3 Boost

If there will be a regular wagon (perhaps a smart decision), then why will there be the 5 Series GT AND the X6? It's becoming increasingly difficult to justify these variations from several car companies today.

LACMAN - 12/7/2009 5:25:50 PM

+1 Boost

I didnt want to post but I felt as if BMW could debut a Wagon/GT/Sedan/etc I could and get away with it...

nguyenvuminh - 12/8/2009 8:42:54 PM

+1 Boost

I agree with yonder7, the design on the sedan didn't transfer very well into the station wagon (and I personally like station wagon).
I also agree with dotuno's sentiment. I think the marketing guys are getting out of control in coming up with new market segments.