BMW F10

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BMW F10
Manufacturer: BMW
Production: 2011
Predecessor: BMW E60
Class: Executive car / Mid-size luxury sports sedan
Similar: Mercedes-Benz W212
Vehicles: BMW 5 Series

The BMW F10 is an automobile platform in BMW's 5 series expected to go into production in the 2011 model year, as a replacement for the BMW E60 platform (after 7.5 years from 2004). The BMW M5 and Touring replacement will be released towards the end of 2011.


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