Believe it or not, the BMW M5 Touring wagon is apparently selling a lot better than expected and is doing so well, it's actually outselling the sedan, according to enthusiast Roundel enthusiast site, ...

If I told you a wagon version of a modern car was outselling the sedan, I know how you’d react. “There’s an automaker selling a wagon right now?” you’d ask, bewildered. And yet! In the case of a ...

The 2025 BMW M5 sedan is here ... That’s enough power to get the 5,390-pound M5 sedan from zero to 60 mph in a claimed 3.4 seconds and a top speed of 190 mph with the optional M Driver ...

Absolutely not. Power Meets Precision: The M5’s Electrified V8 Under the bonnet of this otherwise respectable-looking sedan lies a 4.4-liter V8 engine with BMW’s M TwinPower Turbo technology ...

The claimed zero-to-60-mph stunt is an ultra-conservative 3.4-second romp ... drive. 2025 BMW M5 BMW Confirms 2025 M5 Touring Wagon for the U.S. We're behind the pace car, a black M4 Competition ...

The charge port door on the 2025 BMW M5’s front driver ... Otherwise, this sedan’s engine was stellar. Remember how we said BMW continued to rely on its 4.4-liter twin-turbo V-8 engine ...

A new CS variant may join both the sedan and wagon lineup, reducing weight but not fixing the M5’s heft problem ...

The seventh BMW M5 ... claims 3.4 seconds for the benchmark, two-tenths more than the company’s corresponding figure for the previous M5 Competition. In regular guise, the new car will have ...