Last Bmw Wagon In Usa

Over the years, BMW has given us so many great wagons, and the recent news of the next-generation M5 Touring potentially returning to U.S. shores puts a smile on my face. The F31 had plenty of Bavarian wagon pedigree to uphold, and in my experience, it proved a fitting successor to its ancestors.

BMW confirmed Monday that it will not sell the redesigned G20 generation of its 3 Series sedan in the station wagon body style to American customers. The Bavarian automaker will continue to. Most of the top rated Wagons made by BMW on this list are older vehicles, but that doesn't mean that BMW isn't still making affordable Wagons today.

Click on each vehicle's name for more detailed information about it. Cars here include everything from 2008 BMW 3 Series Sports Wagon to 2003 BMW 525 Wagon. The new BMW 5-series now has a wagon version called the 5-series Touring.

It's also available as the electric i5, in both eDrive40 and M60 forms. The 2025 BMW M5 Touring has debuted at Monterey Car Week. It packs the same specs as the new M5 sedan, but carries more cargo and has a prettier profile.

The BMW 330i xDrive Sports Wagon was the last wagon you could buy in the US before BMW took them away. But did they make the right choice? In 2019, the BMW wagon's life ended in the US; production concluded on the F30 generation 3 Series, the last wagon still available in the Western hemisphere.

Does BMW still make a 3 Series wagon? BMW USA sadly hasn't sold the 3 Series Touring G21 and the situation won't be any different with the LCI unveiled today. Did BMW stop making station wagons? After all, BMW doesn't sell any station wagons here anymore; the 3 Series wagon held out until the 2019 model year, but it's since joined the 5 Series wagon in the gone. And yet! In the case of a certain BMW, it turns out the longroof hauler is outperforming the sedan in the sales race.

Enter the BMW M5. Last year, we found out that the lovely M5 Touring would be coming Stateside. The German automaker had long neglected to deliver the station wagon bodystyle to these shores, but the time was ripe for a change.

A station wagon with an M5 logo is no longer forbidden fruit to driving enthusiasts in the U.S. thanks to the introduction of the 2025 BMW M5 Touring. This longroof version of the M5 sports sedan.