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£7,999
BMW 5 Series
2010 - 530d SE 4-Door
59.9k+ miles
2010 (60 reg)
Auto
Diesel
Chana Car Centre
4.2
Coventry
10
£5,395
BMW 5 Series
2010 - 523i SE 3.0 PETROL 4-Door
86k miles
2010 (60 reg)
Auto
Petrol
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Wisbech
8
£14,790
BMW 5 Series
2017 (67) - 530d M Sport 4dr Auto
105.5k miles
2017 (67 reg)
Auto
Diesel
MB Executive Motor Company
Hinckley
31
£16,250
BMW 5 Series
2019 (69) - 3.0 530d SE Auto xDrive Euro 6 (s/s) 4dr
47.7k+ miles
2019 (69 reg)
Auto
Diesel
Meadway Autoland
1
birmingham
3
£17,995
BMW 5 Series
2021 (70) - 3.0 530D MHT SE TOURING STEPTRONIC XDRIVE EURO 6 5-Door
136k miles
2021 (70 reg)
Auto
Diesel
Ex Police Car Centre
3.7
Brierley Hill
38
£9,999
BMW 5 Series
2016 (66) - 2.0 520i SE Saloon 4dr Petrol Auto Euro 6 (s/s) (184 ps)
27k miles
2016 (66 reg)
Auto
Petrol
Prestige Motoring Group
Tipton
50
£1,999
BMW 5 Series
2004 - 525I SE TOURING 5-Door
72k miles
2004 (54 reg)
Auto
Petrol
B C S LTD
4.7
Leicester
37
£7,750
BMW 5 Series
2013 (63) - 2.0 520d M Sport Saloon 4dr Diesel Auto Euro 6 (s/s) (184 ps)
111k miles
2013 (63 reg)
Auto
Diesel
Central Car Sales
4.1
Morecambe
22
£7,995
BMW 5 Series
2004 - SPAIN SPANISH +LHD LEFT HAND DRIVE+ BMW 530d AUTO ESTATE+ ITV NOVEMBER 2025 5-Door
164k miles
2004 (4 reg)
Auto
Diesel
UK LEFT HAND DRIVE
Walsall
£27,333
BMW 5 Series
2021 - 530d xDrive MHT M Sport 4dr Auto
62.5k+ miles
2021 (21 reg)
Auto
Diesel
Marshall Volvo Peterborough
Peterborough

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£9,850
BMW 5 Series
2016 - 523D 2.0 diesel Panoramic sunroof
32k miles
Auto
Diesel
Loyal Corporations (UK) LIMITED
Coventry
61
£9,495
BMW 5 Series
2013 - 2.0 520d M Sport Auto Euro 6 (s/s) 4dr
70.8k miles
2013 (63 reg)
Auto
Diesel
Woodcroft Motors
Thornaby
23
£10,950
BMW 5 Series
2025 (62) - 528i M Sport Automatic....Only 36633 Miles!
36.6k+ miles
Auto
Petrol
Four Crosses Garage
4.5
Shrewsbury
23
£7,999
BMW 5 Series
2025 (12) - 535i - 3.0L ACTIVEHYBRID-SPORTS EDITION-SUNROOF-FULL OPTIONS-ULEZ/CAZ PASS-
54.9k miles
2012 (61 reg)
Auto
Hybrid
Carolina Motors UK
Peterborough
37
£6,995
BMW 5 Series
2025 (13) - 523D 5-Door
63.2k+ miles
2013 (62 reg)
Auto
Diesel
IBRA CARS LTD
Leicester
39
£9,499
BMW 5 Series
2013 (13) - 535i M Sport Active Hybrid 5 4-Door
61.8k+ miles
2013 (13 reg)
Auto
Hybrid
Nippon Motors
Syston
15
£8,480
BMW 5 Series
2013 - 3.0 535d M Sport Saloon 4-Door
117.8k miles
2013 (13 reg)
Auto
Diesel
Desborough Car Company
Desborough
12
£2,995
BMW 5 Series
1998 (S) - 523i SE 4dr Auto
171k miles
Auto
Petrol
Motor Clinic
Glasgow
12
£5,995
BMW 5 Series
2013 (13) - 520d SE 5dr Step Auto [Start Stop]
126.1k miles
2013 (13 reg)
Auto
Diesel
Pevensey Bay Car Centre
3.8
Pevensey
35
£79,995
BMW 5 Series
2025 - 550e xDrive M Sport Pro 4dr Auto
4.5k+ miles
2025 (25 reg)
Auto
Not Supplied
Stratstone BMW Milton Keynes
4.6
Milton Keynes
29
£20,995
BMW 5 Series
2000 - 4.9 M5 4dr
130.5k+ miles
2000 (X)
Manual
Petrol
Central Cars (Leigh) Ltd
Leigh-on-Sea
17
£2,980
BMW 5 Series
2008 (08) - 525i SE [215] 4dr Auto
122k miles
2008 (8 reg)
Auto
Petrol
MotorZone
Harrow
35
£31,995
BMW 5 Series
2023 - 530e M Sport 5dr Auto
41.8k+ miles
2023 (23 reg)
Auto
Hybrid
BMW Bavarian
Belfast
14
£2,995
BMW 5 Series
2000 (W) - 528i SE 4dr Auto
99k miles
2000 (W)
Auto
Petrol
Platinum Cars Ltd
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BMW 5 Series buying guide

Why buy the BMW 5 Series?

The BMW 5 Series is one of the best large saloon cars. It’s roomy, practical, full of high-tech equipment, comfortable and enjoyable to drive. No matter how many people or how much stuff you’re taking with you, the 5 Series makes journeys easy and enjoyable, which makes it a particularly good choice for families.

BMW 5 Series range and updates

The current version of the 5 Series has been sold new since 2017, when it replaced a version sold from 2010 to 2017. The current version improves on what was an extremely good car with different styling, more space, improved engines and even more high-tech features. The range was updated in 2020 with different headlights and mild-hybrid power on most engines.

Saloon and ‘Touring’ estate bodies are available. There’s a wide choice of ‘i’ petrol and ‘d’ diesel engines, plus ‘e’ plug-in hybrids. The engine’s power is indicated on the car’s badge – 530, for example. The higher the number, the more power it has. There are manual models, but automatics are much more popular. Some have four-wheel drive, which BMW calls xDRIVE.

You can choose from SE, Luxury and M Sport trim and equipment packages. M Sport models have a sportier look with deeper bumpers and bigger wheels. They feel a bit sportier to drive, too. There’s also the high-performance M550i and bonkers-fast M5.

BMW 5 Series tech and features

All 5 Series models are extremely well equipped with climate control, cruise control, Bluetooth accessibility and parking sensors. Many also have sat nav, leather seats and smartphone connectivity. Note that Apple CarPlay was added alongside Android Auto only in 2020. That’s just the tip of a tech iceberg. Some models have features like a head-up display, adaptive cruise control and massaging seats, to name but a few.

BMW 5 Series running costs and value

The 5 Series is surprisingly fuel-efficient for a large, powerful car. According to official figures, petrol models of the current version can give average fuel economy of 26-47mpg and diesels can give 47-62mpg. Older versions can give 32-41mpg (petrol) and 50-65mpg (diesel). Plug-in hybrids can give more than 100mpg and have a zero-emissions range of around 30 miles.

BMW 5 Series vs rivals

Other large saloon/estate cars like the 5 Series include the Audi A6, Jaguar XF and Mercedes E-Class. The BMW is as good as any of those. It’s an excellent all-rounder that’s as comfortable, well equipped and practical as an executive car should be.

Common questions about the BMW 5 Series

How practical is the BMW 5 Series?

The 5 Series is a large car with a very roomy interior. All but the tallest of people should have no complaints about leg or headroom in the front and back. Three adults can squeeze onto the back seat, though the middle seat is more suitable for children. There’s a big boot, if not the biggest for this type of car. A week’s holiday luggage will fit in the saloon and its back seats fold down if you need even more space. But the Touring estate is ultimately more practical with its full-height boot lid.

How does the BMW 5 Series compare with other BMW models?

The 5 Series is the second biggest of BMW’s hatchback/saloon models, smaller than the 7 Series luxury car and bigger than the 3 Series or 1 Series. The 5 Series Touring is the larger of the two BMW estate cars. In the BMW SUV range, the X5 is equivalent to the 5 Series.

How safe is the BMW 5 Series?

Safety organisation Euro NCAP gave the current and older versions of the 5 Series a full five-star rating for features designed to protect the driver and passengers. Both models come with tech that helps reduce the chances of a collision happening in the first place.

Are there any hybrid versions of the BMW 5 Series?

Since 2020, most 5 Series models, both petrol and diesel, have mild-hybrid power. They also have an extra electrical system which improves fuel economy and CO2 emissions and makes the driving experience a bit smoother. Two plug-in hybrid models are also available – the 530e and 545e. The 530e can give a zero-emissions range of 31-37 miles. The more powerful 545e has a zero emissions range of up to 34 miles.