BMW Progressive Activity Sedan to be Unveiled at 2009 Frankfurt Auto Show
By Clinton Deacon
June 25, 2008 3:00 PM
Filed Under: Artist Renderings, BMW, German, Rumours, Spy Photos
It doesn't matter whether you love it or hate it, you have to accept that the BMW Progressive Activity Sedan is coming and following a report by Dutch site Autotelegraaf we can confirm that we will see its worldwide debut in BMW's expensively assembled Facility at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show.
This does at least give you haters a bit of time to breathe easy for a while with more than a year to go, but for all you lovers out there, there will undoubtedly be countless prototypes set to hit the street in the coming months and our spies will be there to catch it.
Much of the styling is expected to follow along the lines of the similarly shaped X6 and will share the same platform as the next generation five series.
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