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2010 BMW 5 Series Touring spy photos

By Matt Brogan |

These just in this morning: spy photos of the upcoming BMW 5 Series Touring undergoing final cold weather testing ahead of its official unveiling in Leipzig this April.

While full specification details are yet to be released, it is expected the line up will closely resemble that of the sedan.

Australian availability of the 5 Series Touring has not yet been confirmed.


 

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  • Jonno

    Doesn’t do much for me. Ugly front and back. I would choose a Passat, Audi, Skoda and even a Commodore wagon before considering this.

  • Shak

    Why only the camoflague over the back, if you show us that distinctive front, we know what the back is going to be. Unless BMW is going to do another class morphing car.

  • Baddass

    I don’t see where this fits with the 5 GT already out, which covers the wagon, hatch and SUV segments in one.

    • Dan

      The 5 Series GT is for people who ‘have’ to be different and they want a car to reflect that. Either that or they suffer from multiple personality disorder and they want a car to suit… The 5 Touring is for the person that doesn’t need/want a weirdburger car just because it is there.

      If the 5 Touring was sold here i would have no hesitations on buying one. Now what about the M5 Touring hey?