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BMW 525d SE Saloon


 BMW 525d SE Saloon Car

BMW 525d SE Saloon

 

Newest Review: ... with diesel fuel costs running at 96-100p per litre. On a combined cycle the BMW is expected to return over 35 mpg, compared ... more

 ... to around 21 mpg on the Merc ML. The electronics and information feedback in the car leave my old Merc ML in the shade. Before I had the Merc my previous car was a BMW. I switched to Merc because I was looking for a higher level driving experience. Well I was disappointed. I have returned to BMW ownership and at the moment I am unlikely to consider a Merc again. I have road tested the Merc E 270cdi saloon as well and the BMW 525d SE saloon seems to leave the Merc standing. As far as ownership is concerned, I f...more

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astuteinvestor
Premium Review BMW 525d SE Saloon: BMW 525d SE -In love again (462 words)
by - written on 14/06/06 (Useful, 2743 readings)
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Just exchanged my Mercedes ML 270 CDI for a BMW 525d SE Saloon. The difference in terms of performance, fuel consumption and driveability is amazing -wow wow. The Merc ML was ok (if you want a bucket load of space and modest performance), but at this level I am discerning, critical and expect a lot lot more for my money. Depreciation is also high on the Merc.The Merc felt like a slow and sluggish 2 tonne truck in comparison to the sleek looks and elegant smart performance of my BMW saloon. The BMW 525d SE is a magician's dream. Incredibly quick and sure footed, but light on fuel consumption at the same time. This is important with diesel fuel costs running at 96-100p per ...  Read the complete review

kenjohn
Crowned Review Little Old Oilburner Me (1829 words)
by - written on 28/02/06 (Very useful, 9488 readings)
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~ ~ One of my main sources of income (for my sins!) is driving a taxi around the streets of Dublin's fair city. In March 2005 I decided to go "upmarket" and purchased myself a Jaguar XJ6 Sovereign as I have a lot of corporate clients on my books, and I decided that the Jaguar would help me to increase this market. What I didn't consider enough was the fact that the Jaguar would mainly be driven in a start/stop environment (city) and that consequently my fuel costs would literally go through the roof. In fact, over the last year I only averaged between 12 to 14 mpg, which the extra business I got from having the Jaguar went nowhere near ...  Read the complete review

 
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Processing/Quality:  88% Reliability:  75%
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