The BMW 5 Series History. The 5th Generation. (E60)

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The E60 was the only 5 series that was available both with AWD and a manual transmission. I still have my E60 LCI 535 XDrive Msport with a manual transmission. It is alot of fun to drive. I cant find any new BMW that can replace it.

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http://jalopnik.com/the-bmw-e60-5-se...are-1791797679

Thought I'd post this article from Jalopnik. I share the authors sentiments. I completely love my E60, it is the best 5er of the whole bunch IMO.

Hmm,...I'd beg to differ! The E60 is nice,...but the F10 is the best I'd say since the E39! But to each their own!!

The F10 was never available with both all wheel drive and a manual transmission. BMW has never made this combination in a large sedan or SUV after the E60. Those features are a must for me, hence the F10, nor any other current BMW available can replace the E60. The F30 is available in AWD and a manual transmission. However it is smaller than the E60. Am I missing something?

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