2024 BMW 5 Series Review: Powerful Performance and Polarizing Design
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The new BMW 5 Series has arrived, and it's causing quite a stir. Some love it, some hate it, but one thing's for certain: it's got people talking. The team from TheStraightPipes, including Jacob, take the 2024 BMW 5 Series I5 M60xDrive for a spin to see if it lives up to the hype.
With a whopping 593 horsepower and 586 lb-ft of torque (605 lb-ft in sport boost mode), this beast is no slouch. Engaging sport mode, they experience the pumped-in audio, which, while not entirely natural, adds to the overall driving experience. But it's not just about power; the 5 Series impresses with its handling, thanks to rear-wheel steering. It's a car that feels like an evolution, building upon its predecessors.
Now, let's talk about the looks. The design of the new 5 Series is polarizing, to say the least. The front grill lights up, reminiscent of the M iconic Grill, even though this isn't an M car. Some may find it a bit over the top, but it's less butchered than the 7 Series. The wheels, on the other hand, are a standout feature. Dark with nice accents, they perfectly complement the car.
Inside, the 5 Series boasts a high-quality interior with a touch of plasticky elements. The ambient lighting and red seats add a touch of flair. The infotainment system, iDrive 8.5, offers wireless CarPlay and a shortcut for climate control. The crystal controller, while visually appealing, proves a bit challenging to use. But the adaptive cruise lane centering is top-notch, almost as good as the X7.
Overall, the new BMW 5 Series delivers on power, handling, and style. It may not please everyone, but it's certainly a car that demands attention. Whether you love it or hate it, one thing's for sure: the 5 Series is here to make a statement.
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Comparison to a Chinese copy
Suggestion to have Thomas and James in the backseats
Concerns about wear and tear on the car
Appreciation for lower prices on other BMW models
Positive feedback on the hood camera angle
Request for a viral video of Yuri hitting the boost while accelerating
Mention of the THX sound effect as the throttle sound
Excitement about free charging in the US
Positive feedback on the electric sound of the BMW
Anticipation for the Touring version of the car
Compliments on the reviewers' car reviews
Criticism of the grille design
Request to see the M5 Comp
Positive comments on the car's appearance and interior
Negative opinions on the car's design and resemblance to a Chinese copy
Desire for the return of the M550 or M560
Criticism of BMW's design language
Speculation on whether the sound is pumped in
Opinion that people initially hate on BMW designs but grow to like them
Criticism of the placement of the USB port
Curiosity about the camera car used in the video
Comparison of BMW to THX
Positive feedback on the car's appearance
Dislike for the black cladding on the car
Criticism of the app icons in the new iDrive
Question about the reviewers' opinion on the shifter in the car
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