BMW GT Models

Gran Turismo (badged simply as GT) is the marketing term used by German car manufacturer BMW to distinguish a tall-roof, long wheelbase, 5-door fastback sedan body style. The first BMW to carry the GT designation was the 2009 5 Series Gran Turismo, also described as a Progressive Activity Vehicle (PAV) by the manufacturer.

Current GT models in the BMW range include:

BMW 3 Series Gran Turismo, a variation of the BMW 3 Series (F30).
BMW 5 Series Gran Turismo, a variation of the BMW 5 Series (F10).

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BMW 3 Series GT (2013-present)

Main article: BMW 3 Series GT

BMW 5 Series GT (2009-present)

Main article: BMW 5 Series GT

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Type	Series	1980s										1990s										2000s										2010s
Type	Series	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
Compact	1 Series																												E82 / E88
	1 Series																									E81 / E87							F20 / F21
	2 Series																																			F22 / F23
																																				F45
																																					F46
	3 Series Compact															E36/5						E46/5
Compact executive	3 Series	E21				E30							E36								E46						E90 / E91 / E92 / E93							F30 / F31 / F35
	4 Series																																		F32 / F33
	4 Series																																			F36
Executive	5 Series	E12	E28							E34							E39								E60 / E61							F10 / F11							G30
Luxury	6 Series	E24																								E63 / E64							F12 / F13
	6 Series																																	F06
	7 Series	E23							E32							E38							E65 / E66 / E67 / E68							F01 / F02 / F03 / F04							G11 / G12
GT	8 Series										E31
Roadster	Z Series									E30 (Z1)							E36/7 & E36/8 (Z3)							E85 / E86 (Z4)							E89 (Z4)
M	1 Series M																																E82 M
	M2																																					F87
	M3						E30 M3							E36 M3								E46 M3							E90/92/93 M3							F80
	M4																																			F82 / F83
	M5						E28 M5				E34 M5										E39 M5						E60/61 M5						F10 M5
	M6				E24 M635CSi/M6																						E63/64 M6							F06/12/13 M6
	M Roadster																			E36/7 (Z3) M								E85 (Z4) M
	M Coupé																			E36/8 M Coupé								E86 M Coupé
Sports car		E26 (M1)																				E52 (Z8)
SUV	X1																														E84							F48
	X3																								E83							F25							G01
	X4																																			F26
	X5																				E53							E70							F15
	X6																													E71 / E72						F16
PAV	3 GT																																		F34
PAV	5 GT																														F07
i	i3																																		I01
i	i8																																			I12

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