What series is the GT at the back of a BMW?

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VanAriana
07/25/25 4:27am
BMW 3 Series GT is a new model launched by BMW at the Geneva Motor Show, and it is the second hatchback-style sedan following the BMW 5 Series GT. Here are some related details: 1. Trunk: The 3 Series GT features a hatchback-style trunk opening. The trunk space of the BMW 3 Series GT is 520L, which is larger than that of both the new 3 Series sedan and the touring versions. 2. Rear spoiler: The rear is also equipped with a retractable rear spoiler. The main function of the rear spoiler is to increase the downforce of the vehicle at certain speeds, ensuring stability during high-speed driving.
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VanAaliyah
08/10/25 5:23pm
I've driven several BMW GT series cars and have quite a bit of research on them. GT stands for Gran Turismo, a special vehicle type developed by BMW that emphasizes a balance between comfortable travel and performance. Models like the 5 Series GT and 6 Series GT belong to this series, featuring designs that combine the advantages of sedans and SUVs, with slightly higher chassis but precise handling, and surprisingly large trunk space, making them ideal for long-distance driving or family trips. The interior seats are meticulously designed with premium materials, offering a stable and quiet ride. I still remember the exceptional feeling when test-driving the 6 Series GT—powerful acceleration with minimal vibration. Compared to regular series, the GT focuses more on the enjoyment of the journey, with slightly higher fuel consumption, but overall good value for money, especially suitable for friends who frequently drive on highways or go on weekend outings. If you see a GT badge on the rear, it refers to this luxurious touring car style.
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