Yet another review of BMW 5-series 2010

BMW 5 Series sedans – it’s finally here. The internal code name for the F10 key, which is the sixth generation of the BMW 5 Series, and will be at the Geneva Motor Show in spring 2010 launch, and the United Kingdom March 20 in sales starting in 2010. 5 Series Tour Edition (F11 key), will follow next year in September.
So, what’s new sixth-generation BMW 5 Series?

Let’s start with technology: BMW claims that the new 5 series in the first one similar products feature high-tech start-stop, eight-speed automatic transmission, double-wishbone front suspension.

The new 5 Series BMW was also the first one to obtain a new parking assistive technologies, plug into a space for playing with the wheel of the car, allow drivers to operate the accelerator and brake pedals. Like a Volkswagen Touran, and then bit.
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Double-wishbone front suspension with rear multi-set match is BMW’s optional drive the dynamic chassis control system provides comfort, Sport and Physical Education + damper settings. Four-wheel active steering system can also be specced, as well as a surround-view camera systems, head-up display, and pedestrian recognition, lane change and lane departure warning systems, coupled with the speed detection of night vision.

Unfortunately, the start-stop technology only applies to the manual 520d, and will not be in the new eight-speed automatic was available only. While the electric power steering system will reduce fuel consumption, we do not want it to give a special feeling of the new 5 series of guidance.

And in view of the root of the current five-match is a steel rear aluminum front-end features, car is all steel. However, BMW still claims a new car can achieve a 50:50 weight distribution.
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