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    The BMW 5 series Touring (F11) by AC Schnitzer

    Press Release: The “most beautiful form of dynamics beyond the standard“ in saloon form was already launched earlier. Now the tuning specialist AC Schnitzer has applied the “Power Treatment” to the new dynamic BMW in the Touring variant, with numerous special accessories. BMW has given the new 5-series Touring more load volume and flexibility. We here at AC Schnitzer have been even more generous – we have taken a step further in terms of driving dynamics and driving pleasure.

    Engine tuning and performance upgrades have a long tradition at AC Schnitzer. To be on the safe side however, we prefer not to extract the maximum possible power but instead ensure greater robustness, which means a longer life of the engine. Many of our diesel performance upgrades are therefore designed for an increase in torque rather than an increase in horsepower. Because torque is what you feel when for example you’re “pressed back in the seat” on pulling away.


    For engines and performance upgrades, we offer a warranty of two years from the date of first registration, up to a kilometre reading of 100,000 km (for M-vehicles, two years up to a kilometre reading of 60,000 km) on all components excluded from the BMW warranty.

    The core of the upgraded Bavarian models is the AC Schnitzer performance upgrades. After conversion, the BMW 530d develops an impressive 286 HP and thus leaves nothing to be desired in terms of power. The uprated 535d now accelerates with an impressive 360 HP, while the 520d and 525d develop a powerful 218 HP and 245 HP respectively. The AC Schnitzer engine styling with capacity logo shows just what is concealed below the bonnet.


    The hand of the BMW specialist has also been laid on the suspension. A new suspension spring kit is available which not only lowers the vehicle by 25 millimetres but also gives an improved balance between sports performance and driving comfort.

    The “Power Treatment” in the “AC Schnitzer workshop” is evident on the vehicle from a few meters away. This is thanks to the new aerodynamic components for Touring and saloon with M-Technik upgrade.

    The front spoiler elements and chromed front grille harmoniously integrate into the fundamental design, and highlight the emphatically sporting style of the vehicle. AC Schnitzer side skirt elements (for vehicles without M-Technik upgrade) are also available as an option with chrome design elements which give the 5-series an even more stunning appearance. The bonnet vents provide the necessary air supply below the bonnet. For the rear of the Touring and saloon, AC Schnitzer has of course developed various elements.


    Both saloon and Touring can be fitted with a dynamics-enhancing rear roof spoiler. The special rear spoiler for the saloon is trimmed for minimum drag.

    A further aesthetic enhancement to the rear is achieved with the rear skirt insert for drivers of the 5-series Touring (with M-Technik upgrade). The equivalent on the saloon (without M-Technik upgrade) is the matching rear skirt attachment.

    The new rear skirt protective foil with AC Schnitzer Logo protects – as it says on the tin – both versions against scratches.

    In conjunction with the suspension, AC Schnitzer wheels with the corresponding tyres provide optimum springing comfort and the unmistakeable athletic appearance. The wheels are available in sizes from 18 to 21 inch in various designs: Type IV silver, Type IV BiColor, Type V forged alloy wheels in BiColor and Type VIII BiColor.


    Finally, the Aachen tuning specialist has also upgraded the interior of the 5-series Touring. Carbon interior trim in black “Exclusive“ is available. The driver can “lay hands” on the AC Schnitzer sports airbag steering wheel and as an option, also the carbon steering wheel spokes in black “Exclusive“.

    The iDrive System Controller is available with aluminium cover, and pedals and footrests also come in aluminium. Foot mats and a boot mat of velours complete the interior range.










    Source: bmwblog

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    I have something for touring cars !!
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      #3
      Haha +1! I love it! Good Job Schnitzer!
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      BMW Sets standards on sports cars, others follow.

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        #4
        Still can't match the Audi RS4 or RS6 in terms of power eh? Understandable because it's a diesel, so I hope a petrol variant is in the pipeline.

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          #5
          ACS :thumbsdown:
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          http://www.youtube.com/user/hashaikh11

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            #6
            excellent... minus the rims

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              #7
              Audi-ish !
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                #8
                So much prettier than the GT (WHAT were they thinking...?)

                Heavily photoshopped pics there - wouldn't mind some real-life shots

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                  #9
                  ACS equals fugly rims and CF interiors...
                  The body work on that touring is surprisingly nice though...
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                    #10
                    Speaking of the GT, it's as confused and pointless as the Infiniti Ex35.

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Ozimandius View Post
                      Speaking of the GT, it's as confused and pointless as the Infiniti Ex35.
                      This one is a proper 'Touring'




                      Still jealous of my neighbour from London for having an E30 touring - my wife calls them 'big-*** cars' tho - she won't have one

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                        #12
                        AC Schnitzer ACS5 Touring F11

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                          #13
                          The carbon fiber looks garish.

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Ozimandius View Post
                            The carbon fiber looks garish.

                            Yeah... they should keep that kind of stuff for the 'boy racer' Evos

                            I would love to have that car but with proper rims and a more 'comfortable' interior

                            Thanks for the IRL photos Ali

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                              #15
                              sexy thing :drool:
                              not feeling the rims though


                              E36 1996 325 coupe MT + supercharged RIP
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                              E30 1991 325 low 4door AT SOLD
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