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The 2025 BMW 5-series has lost some of the sports-sedan sharpness that previous generations offered but it remains a solid choice among mid-size luxury sedans for its high-end cabin and modern tech. It lives in the comfortable middle of the BMW sedan lineup, above the compact 3-series and below the large and ultra-luxurious 7-series. Plush seats front and rear are great for commuting and road-tripping alike, and the dashboard is filled with digital displays to keep the driver informed and passengers entertained. A turbocharged four-cylinder engine is standard, but you can upgrade to either a turbocharged inline-six or a plug-in hybrid powertrain with 483 horsepower; all-wheel drive is standard on all but the base model. The good news is that BMW has engineered at least some of the driving verve back into its executive sedan. It will be left to the upcoming M5 sports sedan (reviewed separately) to bring a full serving of horsepower, athleticism, and thrills to the 5er family—and we have no doubt that it will. For those who care to merely bask in quiet comfort, the 5-series will satisfy just as well as its rivals, the Audi A6, Genesis G80, and Mercedes-Benz E-class.
Pricing and Which One to Buy
The price of the 2025 BMW 5-series starts at $59.875 and goes up to $74.575 depending on the trim and options.
530i: $59,875
530i xDrive: $62,175
Recommended540i xDrive: $66,975
550e xDrive: $74,575
Read More https://www.caranddriver.com/bmw/5-series
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