Better to delight in the fact that for the first time, BMW has brought an M5 Touring to the United States, where it is the most powerful internal-combustion wagon ever sold by a new-car dealership.

American buyers are fawning over the new BMW M5 Touring, more than any other market, which could be a good sign for our hopes ...

Back in March, a BMW executive shared that about half of new M5 buyers have opted to purchase the station wagon variant, ...

While the global split is reportedly pretty equal, the U.S. has ordered more M5 Tourings, while Europe prefers the sedan.

The 2025 BMW M5 PHEV sedan and wagon are for sale in the US right now, at $120,675 and $122,675, respectively. Both weigh ...

The M5 Touring's performance and market reception could influence BMW to bring more wagons to North America, potentially ...

Believe it or not, the BMW M5 Touring wagon is apparently selling a lot better than expected and is doing so well, it's ...

The new M5 corners like a car half its weight Look at the back of the M5 Touring and you may notice ... only running from a full charge, while BMW claims a combined fuel consumption of up to ...

We drove the all-new 2025 BMW M5 sedan to see if it’s still the pinnacle of automotive engineering for mid-size family cars ...

Sugar Chow, the virtual artist better known as "sugardesign_1" on social media, has decided to CGI present his vision for the ...

BMW doubles down on the fast estate with the Concept Speedtop, an ultra-exclusive V8 special destined for Villa d'Este ...

See, it’s not all SUVs in the electric era. Audi’s new A6 Avant e-tron goes toe to toe with BMW’s i5 Touring, but which is ...