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iMOTOR takes a spin in the new 2011 BMW 5 Series to see if it can beat cars like the excellent Jaguar XF, recently-introduced Mercedes E-Class and ...
Refreshing or Revolting: 2011 BMW 5 Series - MotorTrend Magazine December 12, 2009
AutoWeekThe styling of some cars can grow on you over time -- that's what's happened to this writer and the outgoing BMW 5 Series, a car that, especially in 550i BMW 5-Series GTMore Rumors of Next-Gen Entry-Level BMW 1-Series M Carall 4 news articles »
New BMW 5 Series Has Hints of the 7 Series - New York Times November 24, 2009
The new BMW 5 Series has grown a few inches and will weigh more than the outgoing model. What does the new BMW 5 Series have to do with a BMW 5-Series debuts with long wheelbase and multiple engine optionsBMW unveils new 5 Series sedan; sales to start in JuneBMW unveils new 5 Series sedan - -all 153 news articles »
KIA'S BMW 5-SERIES RIVAL MOOTED - Pistonheads.com December 11, 2009
KIA'S BMW 5-SERIES RIVAL MOOTEDBut such a dramatic move upmarket would be a big jump for Kia, and taking on established names like BMW, Merc and Lexus in their own territory would be an and more »
2010 BMW 5 Series GT: Up Close - MiamiHerald.com December 04, 2009
Attention, BMW X6 shoppers: Before you buy, be sure to wander across the showroom floor and check out the 5 Series Gran Turismo. and more »
Has BMW's New 5 Series Finally Stolen The Crown From The E-Class? - AutoSpies.com December 09, 2009
Has BMW's New 5 Series Finally Stolen The Crown From The E-Class?The moment we have all been waiting for is finally here: a real life comparison between the recently unveiled 2011 BMW 5 Series and the latest Mercedes-Benz
A typical M feel in the interior is provided by sports seats upholstered in fabric/alcantara (Dakota leather for the BMW 550i Gran Turismo), an M leather steering wheel, M driver’s footrest, M door sill finishers, Palladium Grey interior trim... In conjunction with the M Sport package, seven exterior paint finishes are available for the BMW 5 Series Gran Turismo, including M-exclusive Carbon Black metallic. Starting this Fall, BMW will offer the 5 Series GT with an M Sport package. The offering includes an M aerodynamics package, dark chrome tailpipes, lowered M Sport suspension and 19-inch V-spoke M alloy wheels with mixed tyres.
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A: Well all of BMW's engines are great. Here are the ones they offer for the 5-series.
3.0-liter dual overhead cam (DOHC), 24-valve inline 230-horsepower 6-cylinder engine with composite magnesium/aluminum engine block, Valvetronic, and Double-VANOS steplessly variable valve timing
3.0-liter dual overhead cam (DOHC), 24-valve inline turbocharged 300-horsepower 6-cylinder engine with twin-turbo technology, piezo direct injection, and Double-VANOS steplessly variable valve timing
4.8-liter, 360-horsepower 32-valve V-8 engine with 4 overhead camshafts, aluminum engine block and cylinder heads, Valvetronic system, 2-stage air intake manifold, and Double-VANOS steplessly variable valve timing
They are all great engines. Any of them would be good if properly maintained for 200,000 miles. Good luck and make sure you get one that hasn't been beat too hard and has been properly maintained. (answered by mazsecond on November 03, 2008)
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A: I'll try a reply without the preaching!
Yes, a BMW 5 series is a fantastic car - beautifully made, reliable, even surprisingly economical for such a large car, they're also safe & secure.
Have it serviced at an independant specialist - BMWs require very little maintenance to stay on top form, and the mechanicals are surprisingly simple. A BMW dealer will absolutely rob you for servicing.
As for other answers, suggestions such as Ford & Mercedes are a joke - The Mondeo in particular has serious reliability & economy problems, and to suggest it's in the same league as a BMW is ridiculous to anyone that's ever owned both - me included; Merc just don't have the build quality & reliability they used to enjoy. (answered by J G on February 05, 5411)
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A: pretty wide wheels, you'd be lucky if you rolled the fender wells and the the wheels would tuck in (and of course got stiffer coil/springs to compensate)
better option would be to have the fenders flared out by a body shop
where's you get the rims, off of a M5? (answered by viggom35 on July 03, 2009)