Internally codenamed E3, BMW’s “New Six” lineup sold from 1968 until 1977 comprised sedans and coupes but never a wagon. While there was an in-house Touring conversion, these cars served as service/support vehicles for racing…
German brands are great at making luxury wagons. While some might argue that the Swedes are better; as Volvo’s wagons are stellar; there’s no denying that German automakers make killer wagons. BMW, Audi, and Mercedes-Benz…
Through the years, many enthusiasts have begged and pleaded with BMW to manufacture a wagon (or “touring”) version of two of their most iconic cars – the M3 and the M5. And for a couple…
If you go over the comments section of every automotive-related website out there you’ll find a group of people who claim they are forever in love with the Touring body style. As a matter of…
