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BMW 5 Series ''is close to perfect''
The used BMW 5 Series has been highly recommended to second hand car buyers.
According to a What Car? magazine review of the vehicle, the BMW 5 Series is "close to perfect".
Examining the saloon model of the car first introduced in 2003, the review stated that the vehicle has a roomy cabin and a big boot, while its on-road abilities are excellent.
"Sharp steering, an easy, well-weighted gearshift and strong brakes make it easy to drive, whether you''re pressing on or taking it slow," it was explained.
The review added that the engines are flexible enough to match a driver''s mood - "sporty if you work them hard, but quiet when you don''t".
It went on to state that five adults will enjoy ample room when travelling inside the car.
Auto Express has also commended the BMW 5 Series for its driving dynamics, as well as its interior and styling.
Describing the vehicle as a "superb option" for used car buyers, it noted that the 5 Series is in plentiful supply at car showrooms, making it easy to find an excellent second model.
Posted by Jim Lockhart
Source: What Car?
According to a What Car? magazine review of the vehicle, the BMW 5 Series is "close to perfect".
Examining the saloon model of the car first introduced in 2003, the review stated that the vehicle has a roomy cabin and a big boot, while its on-road abilities are excellent.
"Sharp steering, an easy, well-weighted gearshift and strong brakes make it easy to drive, whether you''re pressing on or taking it slow," it was explained.
The review added that the engines are flexible enough to match a driver''s mood - "sporty if you work them hard, but quiet when you don''t".
It went on to state that five adults will enjoy ample room when travelling inside the car.
Auto Express has also commended the BMW 5 Series for its driving dynamics, as well as its interior and styling.
Describing the vehicle as a "superb option" for used car buyers, it noted that the 5 Series is in plentiful supply at car showrooms, making it easy to find an excellent second model.
Posted by Jim Lockhart
Source: What Car?