5 Pros
- Some incredible engines – the 535d (diesel) is faster than a Porsche and more fuel efficient that the smallest Toyota
- Like all BMWs, this is a driver focused car
- The interior is class – although more nice coffee table than artwork
- The design is a bit boring, but a huge improvement over the last model (which was completely bangled)
- Most versions get a clever, fighter plane style heads up display which puts vital information such as speed and navigation in front of you on the windscreen
5 Cons
- Despite being well composed, the steering feel is not quite perfect
- The ride can get a bit bumpy… over bumps
- BMW’s standard sound system is not as good as you get in some of the competitors
- One of the most expensive in this class
- Very strong competition from Audi, Mercedes and Lexus - buy this or the Audi if you are after a slighter younger image
Concluding personality type: Tiger Woods: Still great, but no longer unbeatable
Am I to infer from the personality type that there is enough room in the back to have a threesome?
Nope, this car is the reformed Tiger Woods
Escalade is still the supreme choice for your chosen activity
Hmmm yeah an Escalade… I can definately see that. Thanks for the advice 5 Reasons!!
No problem! Let us know how it works out
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I like that the cons are really not that bad of cons at all; the pros are huge reasons to purchase a BMW. For the avid BMWer with a green conscious, the ’12 528i gets comparatively great mpg!
Yep, the BMW has been a quality car for a while now.
All the engines are great, 528i is a good choice for people for prefer petrol over diesel
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