BMW 5-Series 520d Sedan 2.0

BMW 5-Series 520d Sedan 2.0

The BMW 5-Series 520d Sedan 2.0 is 4841mm in length, 1846mm wide, has an overall height of 1468 mm, and its ground clearance is N/Amm. With a kerb weight of 1520 kg, the car can seat 5 persons comfortably. BMW 5-Series 520d Sedan 2.0's engine can run at a maximum power of 177PS @4000rpm (PS@rpm) and a maximum torque of 350Nm @1750rpm (kgm@rpm). When it comes to mileage, it delivers 12 km/liter under optimal road conditions, while on city roads it offers 8.5 km/liter. The highest speed attained by this car is 226Km/Hour km/hour. BMW 5 Series midsize luxury sedan is a blend of genuine appearance and state-of-the-art technology alongwith luxurious interiors. Available in five variants- 525i, 530i (petrol) and 520d, 530d and 530d Highline (diesel). The 5 Series has 2.5L, and 3.0L 6-cylinder. The new 5 Series not only put some more weight on, but it has also grown in size. It measures 4,899 mm in length, 1,86 mm in width and has a height of 1,464 mm. 28 centimeters more than the original 5 Series of 1972. Mercedes-Benz E-Class has the following dimensions: 4,868 mm in lengths, 1,854 mm width and 1,471 mm height. Pretty close dimensions, isn’t it?Inside, the 5 Series welcomes the driver with its comfortable padding, many ways adjustable seats and a sporty yet luxurious cockpit, but as Autobild points out, 2,260 euro extra. Despite the extra inch, Autobild feels that the 5 Series feels less spacious than the E-Class which also has a more comfortable back seat entrance. But the BMW 530d stands out with fine details and sophisticated functionality. At 49,300 euros, the 530d offers BMW Parking Assistant, Head-Up Display, Night Vision and in-color surround view. The new BMW 5 Series Sedan includes Adaptive Drive with four adjustable options. The E-Class offers the 619 euros inflatable multi-contour seats, not as luxurious as the BMW, but also convenient, according to Autobild. The E 350 CDI is priced at 50,992 euros, even at 52,914 euros with the Elegance package. The interior design for the E-Class is labeled as being relatively sober and less elegant while the 5 Series offers more for the eye. Moving forward with the comparison, Autobild looks at the fuel consumption. The new 5 Series beats the Mercedes by almost a liter per 100 km. While the E 350 CDI comes with a 7-speed automatic gearbox, the 2011 530d uses the new 8-Speed ZF automatic transmission. Furthermore, the V6 diesel in the E-Class has 231 horsepower vs. 245 ponies in the 530d (same torque 540Nm) and it weighs 95 kg more.Fuel consumption is rated at 6.2 liter/100km for the 530d and 7.1 liter/100km for E 350 CDI.