A gallery of scanned photos from a leaked brochure gives us our first glimpse of the M Sport Package for the 2011 BMW 5-Series, which is expected to be available for order this fall. Even though the pictures show an M Sports-dressed Touring model [F11], understandably, the same parts will be offered on the sedan version [F10] of the new 5-Series.
The color-coded aero kit includes a newly designed, chunkier front bumper with larger air ducts, side skirts and a revamped rear bumper with an integrated diffuser finished in a dark shade and chrome tail pipes.
The photos also show two sets of alloy wheel options, the 18-inch multi spoke 350M with 245/45 R18 tires and the 19-inch double spoke 351M wheels shod in 245/40 R19 tires.
As for the interior, BMW's M Sport division has readied a three-spoke steering wheel with a thicker rim, roof lining in anthracite, sport seats in a unique trim, automatic and manual gearbox knobs and different sets of decorative trim for the dashboard and door panels.
No word on any performance parts, but expect to see at least a sports suspension kit being offered in the mix.
[font="verdana; font-size: 85%"]Photos: Bimmertoday[/font]
The color-coded aero kit includes a newly designed, chunkier front bumper with larger air ducts, side skirts and a revamped rear bumper with an integrated diffuser finished in a dark shade and chrome tail pipes.
The photos also show two sets of alloy wheel options, the 18-inch multi spoke 350M with 245/45 R18 tires and the 19-inch double spoke 351M wheels shod in 245/40 R19 tires.
As for the interior, BMW's M Sport division has readied a three-spoke steering wheel with a thicker rim, roof lining in anthracite, sport seats in a unique trim, automatic and manual gearbox knobs and different sets of decorative trim for the dashboard and door panels.
No word on any performance parts, but expect to see at least a sports suspension kit being offered in the mix.
[font="verdana; font-size: 85%"]Photos: Bimmertoday[/font]
