BMW 528Overview

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With the introduction of BMW's sixth-generation 5 Series, the 528i offered a more aggressive design with pronounced grill and seemingly wider stance. Although not quite as powerful as its 5 Series siblings, the 528i appealed to the high-end car buyer who places more emphasis on luxury than performance.

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When first introduced, the 5 Series's controversially-designed fifth generation did not have a 528i in its lineup. By 2008, however, the 528i was back in production with very little fanfare. The new 528i was powered by a 3-liter six-cylinder engine with 230 horsepower. Although still one of BMW's more fuel efficient models, the new 528i placed more emphasis on luxury and gadgetry.

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The fourth-generation BMW 528i is characterized by light alloy suspension which helps improve performance, while the overall lighter weight of the car increases fuel efficiency. As an introductory model for the legendary 5 Series, the 528i has always been marketed towards the German auto enthusiast who still values fuel economy. This 528i is remembered for its dual headlights under glass with light rings.