Hamann’s take on the new BMW 5-Series GT still seems as much as wrong as the original. And it still looks like a puppy somehow. I dunno, maybe, just maybe this particular model will look better in the metal… maybe. That’s still some pretty wishful thinking. Can’t wait for the F10 sedan to be out. Look after the jump for a full gallery showing the car with various different Hamann wheels.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the Hamann-modified BMW 5-Series GT are largely negative, criticizing its design as ugly, awkward, or disproportionate, with some comparing it unfavorably to other BMW models like the X6 or 7 Series. Several mention the car's appearance as strange or bizarre, and there’s skepticism about its market appeal. A few commenters appreciate the sporty rims or masculine look, but overall, the sentiment is that the design is unattractive and controversial.