BMW Alpina B5 GT Limited Edition, with a twin-turbocharged 4.4-litre V8 engine making 634 horsepower (466 kilowatts) and 626 pound-feet (850 Newton-meters) of torque.
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It's often hard for me to choose between equivalent Mercedes and BMW models. The Alpina variant tips the scale for me every time, and this B5 GT might be the last ICE BMW I would consider as an option.
This is a true wolf in sheeps clothing car, really impressive looking executive express....
... and for the wagon fans ...
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Agree.Is this the perfect 5-series configuration?
A future classic among all the new ugly and bizarre BMW designs.
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Most new cars have numb steering. The steering in the G80/G82 is highly engaging but not ZOMG orgasmic in feedback.This one looks like the spec I test drive when this generation 5er arrived on our shores in 2017.
The 540i is the one to choose if you want a good sporty 5er. ( I personally would steer clear of the 550i because of engine reliability issues.)
The latest 5er s a great driving car. My only issue with it was the lack of dial-in feedback through the steering. Turn-in was crisp but I felt no road info in the process. (The Cadillac CTS I drove absolutely killed the 5er with steering feel) The next 5er should be improved in that area. Materials, seat comfort, and overall ergonomics are top-notch.
I'm already there.Can't we just use this thread and pretend the G60 doesn't exist?
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