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BMW has revealed its controversial 5 Series Gran Turismo Liftback in official photos released ahead of the car's world premiere at the 2009 Geneva Auto Show. The new liftback, known up until now under its internal working title, Progressive Activity Sedan (PAS), is planned to join the BMW lineup later this year as part of an ambitious new program aimed at increasing sales to 2 million units
The new BMW model is set to go on sale with a range of inline six-cylinder and V8 engine options mated to either a six-speed manual or six speed automatic gearbox. Among the standard equipment will be fuel-saving features from BMW's EfficientDynamics portfolio, including automatic stop/start and brake energy regeneration.
The new BMW model is set to go on sale with a range of inline six-cylinder and V8 engine options mated to either a six-speed manual or six speed automatic gearbox. Among the standard equipment will be fuel-saving features from BMW's EfficientDynamics portfolio, including automatic stop/start and brake energy regeneration.
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