BMW is going to unveil the Progressive Activity Sedan (PAS) at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 2009 according to Auto Motor und Sport.
The 5-Series based sedan will take a lot of styling cues from the recently introduced X6 SAV. It will feature a hatchback design, a raised ride height and be about an inch longer than the X6. Most of the sedan’s mechanicals will come from the 5 and 7-Series. All-wheel-drive will also be optional.
The PAS is expected to go on sale shortly after its unveiling in September 2009.
Full Story: Auto Motor und Sport via eGMCarTech
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