BMW’s commitment to the diesel technology is clearly outlined in the current generation 5 Series. The new G30 business sedan offers 8 variants with a Diesel engine in Germany, from the 520d Efficient Dynamics to…
In some parts of the world diesel cars seem to be the incarnation of evil itself, being basically crucified and blamed for all the extreme weather phenomenons happening these days. While their contribution to the…
With news of a diesel BMW 5 Series coming to the US breaking this morning, the torque-loving crowd out there must be overjoyed. Admittedly, diesel cars aren’t getting a lot of love in the US…
This photo gallery from England brings forward the BMW 530d, equipped with the xDrive system and the Luxury Line, a configuration which is of particular relevance for many customers in Europe. Most of us here…
The UK publication, WhatCar, has been quite publicly fond of the new G30-generation BMW 5 Series. Often times, when a new car comes out, it gets rave reviews but with that praise largely dying down…
Earlier this year, Mercedes-Benz debuted its new E-Class. It looks great, if a bit uninspiring, has a lovely cabin and filled with tremendous technology. When it debuted, many were quick to name it the king…
The new G30 BMW 5 Series is currently in Lisbon, Portugal for a series of test drive performed by journalists from around the world and as always, BMW has prepared new media assets for all…
Various prototypes and pre-production vehicles of the new 5 Series continue to be seen on the road carrying out last-day tests under realistic conditions. Our sister magazine Bimmertoday spotted yet another G30 5er, only this…
The world is not a high-gloss brochure and even cars like the new BMW G30 5 Series often look a bit different in reality than on the first official photos. Bimmertoday’s reader Todor has now…
In Europe, big executive saloons (sedans here in the ‘States) with diesel engines are incredibly popular. Why wouldn’t they be, they feature fantastic luxury, great performance and excellent fuel economy? It’s hard to see why…
