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2007 | BMW 5-Series 525XI Selden, New York | Sedans | $40,990 | Alpine White | 6,032 | 866-753-1715 | 0.0 mi |
2007 | BMW 5-Series 530XI North Haven, Connecticut | Sedans | $41,900 | Alpine White | 17,129 | 866-778-6822 | 33.7 mi |
2006 | BMW 5-Series 530XI Huntington Station, New York | Sedans | $38,900 | White | 10,886 | Dealer | 21.0 mi |
2007 | BMW 5-Series 530XI Huntington Station, New York | Sedans | $42,500 | White | 13,597 | Dealer | 21.0 mi |
2008 | BMW 5-Series 528I Huntington Station, New York | Sedans | $43,900 | Blue | 9,179 | Dealer | 21.0 mi |
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Professional Review
The BMW 5 Series puts an emphasis on the driving. This mid-size luxury sedan remains a true sports sedan in any of its variations, including the 530ix wagon and other models equipped with all-wheel drive. Regardless of engine size or equipment level, the BMW 5 Series delivers lively acceleration, precise handling and outstanding brakes. It's available with a conventional manual transmission, which is increasingly hard to find in this class. For 2007, the 5 Series offers two new options. BMW's Night Vision safety system uses a thermal-imaging camera to highlight pedestrians and animals on dark roads, while HD Radio is designed to bring CD-quality digital audio to radio broadcasts. Now in its fourth year on the market, the styling of the current 5 Series models has become familiar, perhaps less jarring than it was when first revealed. And while there are no significant changes for the 2007 model year, the 5 Series is anything but stale. For 2006, BMW introduced new engines across the board, including a high-tech magnesium alloy six cylinder for the 525i and 530i and a larger, more powerful V8 for the 550i.
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