According to a recent report, BMW will end production of the current 5-series (E60) in December.
While this is sooner than expected, it seems logical since the Dingolfing factory will be closed for the holidays and retooling for F10 production will take several months.
BimmerFile is also reporting that dealers will only accept special orders for the 5-Series through October 9th. The remaining production run will likely be an assortment of moderately equipped cars, destined to become dealer inventory.
If the reports are correct, the new BMW 5-Series will likely be launched after the Geneva Motor Show in March 2010.
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Edited by user on October 6, 2009 at 8:33 PM