The deeply impressive, all-encompassing BMW 5 Series is the star of this week's nearly new buying guide. The well-rounded German saloon can now be yours from £18,000...
All the materials look and feel of suitably high quality. Every model has comfortable seats and plenty of room for the driver and passengers. The boot is big and well shaped, too.
As for prices, the 5 Series starts at around £18,000 for an early one. Most will be 520ds, because this model is the biggest seller. Spend between £19,000 and £25,000 on 2018 and 2019 cars. Reckon on £25,000 to £29,000 for a good 2019 model and £29,000 to £35,000 for 2020-2021 cars. Post-facelift 2021 models start at around £35,000.If you can find one, a car fitted with adaptive suspension is definitely worth having.
The What Car? Reliability Survey from our sibling title shows petrol 5 Series models in a good light: they achieved a 95.0% reliability rating. Diesel variants scored only 90.4% and the hybrid 530e 91.6% Recalls have been issued for a few potential problems. The exhaust gas recirculation cooler might leak, posing a fire risk. An issue with the propellant in the curtain airbags means they might not deploy correctly.
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