[VANOS]

Originally Posted by Rafichicago

You mean In a straight line ? Cause everything else will be 100% worse.

Straight line for sure; but cornering and stability we’ll see what this new one has to offer (regardless can’t come close to Porsche lol)

[VANOS]

Originally Posted by gblansten

The rear looks like a Lexus got mugged by Lego®s.

LOLL!

[Erebor]

Originally Posted by VANOS

One thing BMW needs to do is widen the Fenders on this animal! Would look so aggressive with widened fenders.

Yeah, it will have wide fenders. M5 will be 7cm wider than the standard 5 series.

[Remigijus]

This is pretty accurate, based on spy shots and leaks. Model by Magnus Concepts. Touring looks even better.

[gblansten]

I am NOT trying to be inflammatory. But that lower bumper intake area just looks unformed. It looks like parts are missing.

[Remigijus]

Originally Posted by gblansten

I am NOT trying to be inflammatory. But that lower bumper intake area just looks unformed. It looks like parts are missing.

Well it looks pretty similar to me. Just huge intake holes

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/8RpZDMlKBrM or

[gblansten]

Originally Posted by Remigijus

Well it looks pretty similar to me. Just huge intake holes

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/8RpZDMlKBrM or

Without the camo it looks odd in the final iteration.

[jdmpimp]

Originally Posted by VANOS

I completely disagree brother, it’s an M car (supposed to be aggressive looking), if you want an “executive” sedan get an i5 M60 or better yet a 7 or i7

100% agreed, M needs at least a little bit of fender flare. Not crazy like my F80, but this original rendering. The side profile is very flat.

Originally Posted by Remigijus

This is pretty accurate, based on spy shots and leaks. Model by Magnus Concepts. Touring looks even better.

This looks way better IMO. That small flare on the fenders and quarter panels give it a little more beefiness!

[MADBMWX5MC]

Originally Posted by RNigel

This reminds me, I need to make more money.

Ha! That's what my wife keeps telling me...

[TEGRITY]

It’s not bad but not a timeless BMW design anymore. A few things looks off from a design perspective in every angle. Prior BMW designs felt more like the work of a unified team with a clear vision and leadership to make them look timeless. Now it feels like different teams with conflicting visions and leaderships come up with something each and they patch it all up together! Just how I see it.

[corcovado]

A channel on YT (carwow) did really detailed renders that look more accurate to the teaser/leaks than anything out there, to my eyes. Based on the fact they released theirs 9 months ago, and their track record, I'm pretty sure they have someone on the inside, watch the first 3 mins:

[D52M550]

Are we able to place an order or hold a place in line for this new M5 yet? If so, please advise where to go!

[chicagofan00]

Originally Posted by D52M550

Are we able to place an order or hold a place in line for this new M5 yet? If so, please advise where to go!

Check with your dealership if they have a list going yet. I’ve been on the list for a Touring model for a good 10+ months at this point.

[S EyeLand]

2.5 years there will be one of these in my driveway. I like it a lot.

[Brandt51]

That’s a whole lot of black plastic in the front. Almost like a work truck. Seems to be the trend tho.

[Brandt51]

[QUOTE=Remigijus;31157237]This is pretty accurate, based on spy shots and leaks. Model by Magnus Concepts. Touring looks even better.







Oh snap, these look very sharp. I dig it.

[NGT2]

[QUOTE=Brandt51;31168748]

Originally Posted by Remigijus

This is pretty accurate, based on spy shots and leaks. Model by Magnus Concepts. Touring looks even better.







Oh snap, these look very sharp. I dig it.

Kinda looks Japanese

[Savoy2001]

[QUOTE=NGT2;31168776]

Originally Posted by Brandt51

Kinda looks Japanese

I don’t think so to me. I mean the Japanese don’t make anything so muscular looking right?

[DavidXJ]

Originally Posted by Remigijus

This is pretty accurate, based on spy shots and leaks. Model by Magnus Concepts. Touring looks even better.

Oh dear. High-angle slope for the hood, as though the bonnet has been caught in the act of retracting; squinty rear lights above some try-hard angles that seem to be compensating for the sheer mass of uncontoured rear-end bulk; and a very flat side-on profile that now amount of fender bulging will rectify. They're clearly carrying forward the M5 lineage of elegant aggression... Still, at least they managed to ringfence the V8, against all regulative odds.

[NGT2]

Originally Posted by Savoy2001

I don’t think so to me. I mean the Japanese don’t make anything so muscular looking right?

I don’t know. Kinda like a bulkier IS500

[AHall]

I think this is pretty close. Although I am not in the market for the G90, it is a bit too aggressive for my liking. I prefer luxury with a strong under tone of sportiness. This is more aftermarket kit aggressive with limited luxury under tones. I may get a different feel once the true car is revealed or I see it in person.

[Remigijus]

Originally Posted by AHall

I think this is pretty close. Although I am not in the market for the G90, it is a bit too aggressive for my liking. I prefer luxury with a strong under tone of sportiness. This is more aftermarket kit aggressive with limited luxury under tones. I may get a different feel once the true car is revealed or I see it in person.

That was one of my concerns, that it looks a bit too aggressive. Especially the rear diffuser.

Of course, there is a trend towards making performance saloons and station wagons much more aggressive than their predecessors. For example, the RS6 is not so sleek anymore, which is what I really loved with C6 or C7 generations. Yes, C8 is insanely beautiful for my taste, but older models - are more elegant. Only car enthusiasts knew those models. Others can only notice that something is off (in a good way) with those cars. They were a bit like sleepers.

That's why I am looking forward to M5 touring, in general, there would be fewer than sedans and not many would expect to see a performance car from a station wagon.

Oh, and the rear lights are far better than the sedan.