BMW 5-Series Touring (2017 onwards) Owner Reviews. (20 owner reviews) Average owner rating: 4.3 out of 5 4.3.
Overview If quiet luxury and handsome styling are high on your new-car priorities list, the 2021 BMW 5-series sedan could very well be the answer. Its spacious and plush cabin is a pleasant place The 5 Series Touring model may have started life as something of an afterthought from German Manufacturer BMW, but it has more than made up for its delayed start in life since arriving in 1991. The fourth generation builds on the work of the recently introduced sixth generation 5 Series saloon, but with a traditionally more practical rear. The new 5 Series range starts with the £51,000 520i sDrive, a mild-hybrid model with 205bhp and 45.6mpg fuel economy. Then there’s the £59,455 BMW 530e, which has a plug-in hybrid set-up to The 3.0-litre six-cylinder 545e xDrive gets four-wheel drive as standard and steps things up to another level, with a combined output of 387bhp. The result is a claimed 4.6-second 0-62mph time and The BMW 5 Series excels as a long-distance luxury cruiser with comfortable seats and a quiet cabin. Efficient drivetrains, available AWD, and a large trunk help make a case for this midsize luxury That means a station wagon – and wagons don’t come much more lush than the new 2018 BMW 5 Series Touring, a model which launches in Australia this month. Some to-and-fro between BMW’s Australian and German representation confirmed that the perfect European-spec 5 Series wagon would, indeed, be available for the continental drive. lcXKdwy.