The G90 M5 sedan and G99 M5 Touring are slated to receive their own dedicated mid-cycle updates, drawing heavily from the upcoming changes headed to the core 5 Series range. While early development prototypes of the G60 sedan and G61 wagon appeared to hide dramatic styling transformations inspired by the Neue Klasse concepts, recent intelligence suggests BMW is taking a far more evolutionary approach for the production facelift. None of these details are officially confirmed by BMW, so specifics may shift before assembly begins, but insider reports paint a clear picture of what lies ahead. Early test mules wrapped in heavy camouflage initially hinted at a radical redesign, lead-footing rumors of a complete front end overhaul. Updated reports clarify that the 5 Series family will not adopt the full Neue Klasse identity, which seamlessly merges horizontal kidney grilles into the headlight clusters on dedicated electric models. Instead, the mid-cycle refresh relies on subtle exterio...
Although the legendary E30 M3 debuted at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 1985, official production began in 1986, making four decades since the original first hit public roads. To mark forty years of continuous performance evolution, BMW is releasing an ultra-exclusive special edition specifically tailored for the Chinese market. Officially named the BMW M3 40th Anniversary Limited Edition, this rare release is strictly capped at just forty total units, split evenly between twenty sedans and twenty long roof wagons. Bold Colors and Distinct Visual Signatures To distinguish these rare collector cars, BMW is assigning a unique color palette to each body style. The G80 sedan wears the iconic, retro inspired Laguna Seca Blue paint, accented by black 826M alloy wheels and blue brake calipers. In contrast, the G81 M3 Touring wagon commands attention in a deep Wildberry finish, swapping out the black wheels for a eye catching bronze finish paired with vibrant red brake calipers. Both variant...