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BMW M5 Saloon Full Road Test Report

M5 - The concept of a 4-door saloon with supercar performance is an exciting one. The first, 6cyl BMW M5 hit the roads way back in 1985, and since then no model as exploited this small but discerning niche more effectively. Twenty years later the new V10 M5 raised the game to an unprecedented level.... read more

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BMW X5 Full Road Test Report

- The new BMW X5 is a significant improvement upon the old BMW X5. Featuring an excellent choice of engines, the third row of seats turns the X5 into a genuine seven-seater. The X5 is a capable performer both on-road and off-road.... read more

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BMW X6 Full Road Test Report

- The X6 Sports Activity Coupe (SAC) is for drivers who like the high up seating position of the X5 but still want a classic sporty BMW drive and don’t really need the practicality. It may be odd to look at but given its huge dimensions, the X6 is remarkably agile. It's also beautifully built and very fast. The X6 is an X5 with attitude.... read more

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BMW 7-Series Full Road Test Report

- Almost the perfect car, great performance, ride and handling. Build quality and reliability possibly the best on any car in the world. Safe and secure, only the extremely high running costs and poor residuals let it down.... read more

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BMW 1-Series Full Road Test Report

118d Efficient Dynamics - The luxury end of the market is going green and the first car we have on test is the BMW 1-Series 118d EfficientDynamics variant. The five door car looks like a normal 118d as it doesn’t have any special badging on the car. We had the SE trim level on test and this variant starts at £18,880.... read more

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BMW 1-Series Coupe Full Road Test Report

120d ES - The BMW 1-Series coupe has been on sale since late September 2007 and offers a pleasurable driving experience thanks to a fantastic range of engines. Impressive fuel economy and the car’s eco-friendliness are an added bonus.... read more

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BMW X3 Full Road Test Report

2.0d SE - BMW very rarely make mistakes but that is what has happened here. Not up to BMW’s usually high standards, the X3 performs more like a saloon than the compact SUV it purposes to be and the build quality is simply not good enough for a vehicle of this price. Budget BMW.... read more

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BMW 3-Series Coupe

4.5 stars - average customer rating
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BMW 1-Series

4 stars - average customer rating
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BMW 5-Series Saloon

4.5 stars - average customer rating
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BMW 7-Series

4.5 stars - average customer rating
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BMW X3

3.5 stars - average customer rating
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BMW X5

4.5 stars - average customer rating
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BMW 3-Series Convertible

4.5 stars - average customer rating
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BMW 1-Series Coupe

3.5 stars - average customer rating
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BMW 3-Series Touring

3 stars - average customer rating
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BMW 3-Series Saloon

4.5 stars - average customer rating
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BMW Consumer Car Reviews

The latest BMW driver reviews and road test reports. The views expressed do not reflect the thoughts and opinions of ReallyGoodDomains.com

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Michael, London

BMW 3-Series Convertible 2007

The 335i is a very, very good car. It’s quicker than the 630 I had before and the XK8 before that, amazing really. Reliability has been fine so far and it handles well, too. Best car I’ve owned, although I should have shod it with bigger wheels.

Submitted: 17/09/2008 10:28:43

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Rasto, London

BMW X6 X35i. 2008

I recently bought one. It is just great. Yes - it is big, huge. But driving like sport limousine. V6 engine drives like v8 in X5. Great.

Submitted: 15/09/2008 10:09:24

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Ajmal Mahmood , Gloucestershire

BMW M5 Saloon 2008

Wow!! absolutely in love with the car, from the engine soundtrack to the heads up display. I normally dont like to seek attention but when driving the M5 you can’t but help notice peoples heads turning when they see the car. The only downside to owning the beast is 13mpg urban driving, but hey you can’t have supercar performance and expect much better fuel economy. On the whole a highly recommended car which will change your life!!!

Submitted: 15/09/2008 09:48:46

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John Thompson, Hampshire

BMW 5-Series Saloon 520D. 2006

Mine is a company car, and have done 81,000 miles. If you want effortless pace and economy, you can’t go wrong. People like myself who spend very long hours in a car, know that in a car like this you can drive for 4 hours to a meeting and get out feeling almost as refeshed as when you got in. I like the styling, but inside the cabin does not feel that special although it is perfectly adequate. Previously I had a Mercedes E class 2.2D automatic, and I would give that 5 stars also. Have not driven the new A6. Would buy a Ford Mondeo ( I also have a Ford Galaxy) in a minute if it could get its high speed refinement sorted, as it is great to drive. In conclusion, there are many great cars in this class, but you will not regret choosng the BMW 520D if you are a high mileage user.

Submitted: 15/09/2008 09:44:23

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Terry Davis, Kent

BMW 5-Series Saloon 530D SE Auto 2006

After two years and 40,000 miles I still love the car and will buy another. Drive from Costa Brava to Kent this year saw 48 mpg overall with cruise set at 95 mph most of the time so an easy days drive of 800 miles. Range at that speed is shown as 700 miles per tank so nearly made it without a refill! You need to specify sports seats as the standard ones don’t hold you well. Xenon lights are easy to adjust for continental driving and worth the money. I think the 3.0 diesel is the best engine but I would as this in the one I bought.

Submitted: 03/09/2008 13:11:03

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Kevin Longham, Sussex

BMW 7-Series 2004 745i

I must say that with out this car I would be in the poor line, soup kitchen, or just sleeping rough as it has 100% helped me in my work. Clients love to be picked up in it, and driven around, it instils the confidence in them to believe in me. The drive is amazing, and the iDrive I found was superb. I managed to get used to it in seconds, I also find this car to be a marvel when driving long distances, back ache is a think of the past. I would like to thank BMW for moving always forward ..... Cheers KL

Submitted: 26/08/2008 10:59:19

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Diane, Sussex

BMW 3-Series Saloon 325i M Sport 2006

This is my fourth BMW and the most disappointing. The handling is fantastic with plenty of power when you need it but the build quality has let the car down. The leather seats are very thin compared with previous models and it has worn badly on the drivers seat - not good for such an expensive option. The paint work has chipped easily and I have had to have the rear window replaced due to a faulty seal along with other minor problems. I feel that I have bought ’the runt of the litter’... Now it is time to sell and though I love the actual drive of the car (especially the positive feedback through the steering) I will be looking at the new Jaguar XF instead.

Submitted: 14/08/2008 12:58:08

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T Wichers, Berkshire

BMW 5-Series Touring 540i Sport 2003

Wonderful car, quiet, understated yet very powerful. As long as you drive long distance fairly economical, however city driving will make you feel bankrupt when refuelling. It is a very very heavy car, which makes it much less sporty, especially combined with the auto box, which in itself is good, although I don’t like the downshifts on the motorway. I will now replace it with a 325d Sport Touring company car, which has the same amount of torque. Much lighter, it probably won’t be much slower A-B. And yes, the 3 is smaller than the 5, especially in the back and in the boot, but in the end: how often do you really use it? Good excuse to leave stuff home!

Submitted: 04/08/2008 08:36:04

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Martin, Kent

BMW X5 3.0d SE 2007

Best BMW I have ever had (having had M3,540 and 545). Ride and handling for a car of this size is excellent. Built quality good, although in 20k have had a few problems. Wipers stopped working, dealer unable to find fault but they started working again. Rear parking brake failed leaving the car unable to be moved (I know know there is a manual release). Running cost 26mpg. If you have runflat tyres - ouch! check availability before needing new ones. Fronts wear on outside and lasted only 18k, backs should last 30k+. Only negative point is its size - parking can be difficult due to its width.

Submitted: 30/07/2008 13:47:26

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London Scottish, England

BMW 3-Series Touring 320 D Touring 2004

I rented one of these on holiday in France in 2004 and was very impressed. I am first and foremost NOT a diesel fan (at home I drive a 4.3L V8 Mercedes). However BMW have done a great job with the 4 cylinder diesel in this car. It would bog down off the line like all turbo diesels (what with that and the traction control I had a few nasty moments trying to pull sharply out of gravely side roads....) but once spinning it pulled quite well. It actually had a fairly broad power spread unlike most turbo-diesels with their blink-and-you-miss-it power band. The steering, gear change, brakes and suspension were all superb. I could hustle it along on the sweeping bends of Northern Provence in an effortless way (without upsetting the Mrs beside me). All in all a pleasant surprise. It’s not the most spacious of estates (the new one is supposed to be much better) but if you have to have a 2.0 diesel this must be one of the very best.

Submitted: 16/07/2008 15:33:39

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