BMW 5 Series Touring

Not long ago we were telling you that the world’s fastest wagon is a BMW. Well, kind-of a BMW or, at least, as much a BMW as an ALPINA could be considered a standalone car…

BMW constantly claims that it will make and sell whatever customers will buy, in any market. According to the Bavarians, the only metric used to determine which cars are sold and where is demand. However,…

Diesel engines are definitely going through some tough times these days. The scrutiny on them is at an all time high as the Volkswagen Dieselgate scandal took a turn for the worse. Sales of compression-ignition…

Since its debut, we’ve wished that the new G31 BMW 5 Series Touring would make it to the US market. It’s such a good looking car and is probably the best variant of the 5…

Since it switched from a lithe and sexy coupe to a bulbous, slightly wagonized Gran Turismo, the new 6 Series has drawn a bit of criticism. It used to be a stunning machine and now…

While there is a lot of criticism thrown at BMW at the moment, most of those critiques are aimed at BMW’s older models. The brand’s newest models, though, the BMW X3 and 5 Series, are…

Cars like the BMW M5 can push 200 mph when de-restricted, which is incredibly impressive. However, most people don’t buy cars like the BMW M5. Most people buy premium diesel wagons because it’s the logical…

Premium wagons are extremely popular in Europe, as they should be. Wagons just make more sense for people with families than sedans do. They offer more space and practicality without losing any luxury or dynamic…

Two of the most popular BMW models in Europe are the 3 Series Touring and its larger brother, the 5 Series Touring. Both of those models make up for a large chunk of sales in…

Here in America, the charms of luxury wagons are pretty much unknown. Aside from the Mercedes-Benz E-Class Wagon, we don’t really get any of them. However, Europeans get all of them and are big fans….