Driving Impression of 2011 BMW 5 series

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1. Angelina
   

    "It wasn't too long before that the high-performance M5 was throwing down 400 hp. Now you get that (plus many more torque) out of the newest 550i, which accelerates as rapidly as a V8 games coupe but without the pretentious bombast. Choosing the 300-hp 535i or even the less powerful 528i is barely like seated in the bargain seats; most persons will be more than persuaded with their power and fuel economy. With any motor alternative, the new eight-speed self-acting works exceptionally well, even when multi-gear downshifts are performed. We're joyous that BMW extends to offer a manual transmission, though this alternative is conspicuously intended for going by car enthusiasts only.
   If equipped with the optional adaptive suspension and hardworking guiding, the 2011 BMW 5 Series does a very good job of supplying both a snug travel and adept handling. The guiding seem isn't as alert as what you'll get out of, state, a 3 Series, but the new electric-assist rack is still precise. On a arching street, the 5 is confidence-inspiring and unflappable. However, when the street squeezes up, the car's bigger dimensions and 2-ton constrain heaviness can make it appear a bit bulky, particularly if you're going by car a 5 without the adaptive suspension and steering. "

   

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