The E60 is a BMW car platform. It formed the basis of the 5 series automobile from the year 2004 and onwards. It effectively served as a replacement for the BMW E39 model. Before it was restyled recently, models included the 520i, 520d, 525i, 525d, 530i, 530d, 535d, 545i, and the M5. The range of models received upgraded Configurations as a part of the restyling process. The BMW E60 is available in either touring or saloon platform. The E60’s external design has been the subject of some controversy. Chris Bangle and Adrian van Hooydonk designed the car with a “bangle butt” rear and a high ridgeline slab, as well as siding reminiscent of a billboard. Critics claim that the eyebrow like appearance of the front headlights diminishes the car’s predecessors’ aggressive appearance.
The BMW E60 is available with such options as active steering, active cruise control, head up display, and the Harman Kardon Logic 7 stereo system. There is also a high performance version of the BMW E60 available, known as the BMW M5. In fact, the BMW M5 has been acclaimed as one of the highest performing saloon cars available on the market today. It can be compared in many ways to the Audi RS6.
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