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Flagship estate returns as BMW South Africa prices M5 Touring | The Citizen | SA News

6 August 2025 by Guest

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  • Not offered since 2010, the Touring joins the sedan in becoming the most powerful M5 ever to be sold on local soil.
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Not offered since 2010, the Touring joins the sedan in becoming the most powerful M5 ever to be sold on local soil.

Its entry into the South African market extensively rumoured since the arrival of the M3 Touring, BMW South Africa has now officially detailed the new M5 Touring as its second performance estate.

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The first estate M5 since the V10-powered E65 made it onto local soil in limited numbers 15 years ago, the newcomer joins the sedan in equal role as the first ever hybrid M5.

Tipping the scales at a reported 63 kg heavier than the sedan, the Touring carries over the combination of the 4.4-litre bi-turbo V8 engine and an 18.6-kWh battery pack that…

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