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There is a variety of petrol and diesel engines available for the 5 Series GT, along with an 8-speed automatic and the choice of rear- or four-wheel drive.
The BMW 5 Series GT offers more space than the other models, making it more comfortable for front and rear passengers.
The most powerful engine is the 550i 4.4-litre V8 engine, creating 442bhp for a 0-62mph time of just 5.0 seconds. However, the diesel variants can offer better fuel economy, and are more cost effective to run.
The BMW 5 Series GT was offered in three trims: SE, Luxury and M Sport. All of the newer models offer standard air conditioning, a sat nav system and leather seats, so the base model is sufficient for most people, though the others offer more high-tech features. The M Sport has proven the most popular among 5 Series GT owners.
Look out for models that include premium features that offer more comfort, such as heated front and rear seats or a heated steering wheel. You can also find models with Nappa leather upholstery and 20-inch alloy wheels. There is also the option of rear bucket seats or a bench that seats three people.
There's ample space for families in the 5 Series GT. With a 500-litre boot, you can also stow away your family's belongings for a holiday or bring home the week's groceries with ease. Check out more family cars on Cazoo.
The 5 Series GT was discontinued in 2017 before the carmaker added any hybrid engines to the lineup. However, BMW did offer a variety of petrol and diesel powertrains, providing a focus on performance or efficiency, depending on the configuration.
All 5 Series GT models were equipped with an 8-speed automatic transmission. A manual transmission option wasn't offered with this lineup of BMWs.
Yes, the 5 Series GT can be found with four-wheel drive for added capability on slippery surfaces. Look for models badged as xDrive.
