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94 BMW 530i
stc, 12/24/2003
1994 BMW 5 Series 530i 4dr Sedan
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This car is the perfect size. Has been extremely reliable. 17MPG city, 27 MPG highway. No major problems at all.
Pure Excellence
John Doe III, 10/21/2002
1994 BMW 5 Series 525i 4dr Wagon
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I have owned this Beemer for almost 5yrs It has taken me to a level never dreamed of with 40 other cars, trucks. It is more like my airplane construction quality. Solid ride, no expense except maintainence to 116000 mi. 29 mpg Hy all day on PLUS. Paid $19k in '98 w/36k mi...can't find another "deal".
1994 BMW 5 Series for sale near you
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Outstanding
sergio, 09/25/2005
1994 BMW 5 Series 540i 4dr Sedan
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I love this car and all the features especially the electronic seats and computer system
540 - good choice!
BahnBrenner, 10/26/2002
1994 BMW 5 Series 540i 4dr Sedan
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I've had my '94 540i a little over a year now. Its a pleasure to drive any and every time I take it out. The 4.0 liter engine with 285 hp is one of BMW's best - no doubt. And despite being a v-8 machine, I average 19.5 miles to the gallon. The computer controlled 5-speed automatic transmission does an excellent job determining how you want the car to shift. (My biggest problem has however also been the transmission, failing at only 102K miles. The rebuild cost $2600.) I have never had any other major problems. The car is fast, handles superbly, stops on a dime, looks good, and is practical.
Think Twice Before Buying 540i
disappointed2, 10/04/2002
1994 BMW 5 Series 540i 4dr Sedan
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I've been through 3 engines ($6,000 per), two transmissions ($3,000 per), 3 driveshafts ($1,500 per), and 2 alarm modules ($800 per). That should speak for the car and the dealership experience is no better. They like to replace things instead of repairing things, parts are terribly expensive, and overall service is a joke. If you want a BWM, buy a new one or a slightly used one, especially not any 5-series. 3-series may be okay. Good luck with your Big Money Waste!!