2002 BMW 5 Series

The Bottom Line: Great chassis, but for most people the 3 is the better BMW.

Review: Many regard the BMW 5-Series as the best sedan for the performance driver, period. It s large enough to be luxurious, yet still compact enough to be agile. No other sedan offers as wide a choice of powertrains. Four engines are available, ranging...

The Bottom Line: What a luxury wagon should be, handles like a race car and hauls the family. Is it worth the money? Look at the A6 and the E320 before you decide...

Review: In my recent foray into the BMW world I spent several hours "playing" with a 330 sedan (see my review on epinions) and a 525 wagon. Both these cars with an automatic transmission. This review fits into the 5 series slot but concerns mostly the 525...

The Bottom Line: This car will satisfy all your needs, and if you are looking for a sporty luxury car, this should be your only option!

Review: This car has everything, the attention to detail is impeccable. The service staff at the dealership is amazing, take the car in to get the tires changed and they wash your car! FOR FREE!

Let's start with the seats. The seats have been...

Review: Reliability and Stability are benchmarks for this vehicle. The vehicle handles so well at high speeds (80 plus) that you dont feel the speed. In this car you will be traveling down the road at 85 and feel like you are only doing 60. THE SMOOTHEST...

The Bottom Line: Excellent car. Manufacturer's defects. If only BMW would stand by their product, admit this one is a lemon (or at least fix the problems at their cost).

Review: I love my 540i and I hate my 540i. The car is amazing when everything is working. The ride, acceleration, braking, steering, sound are all phenomenal. But how much do you want to push your beautiful vehicle when you've already had both rear axles...