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BMW 1 Series reviews
The rear-wheel drive BMW 1 Series is one of the sportiest medium family hatchbacks around. It’s well built, with great road manners, and it keeps its value well.
Latest model: BMW 1 Series (2011-)
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BMW 1 Series Coupe (2008-)
New price: £21,995 - £39,655
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BMW 1 Series M Coupé
New price: £39,655 - £39,655
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BMW 1 Series convertible (2008-)
New price: £24,240 - £37,505
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BMW 1 Series (2011-)
New price: £17,630 - £34,395
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BMW 1 Series hatchback (2004-2011)
New price: £18,025 - £28,765
BMW 3 Series reviews
The BMW 3 Series is one of the most successful premium large cars on the market, established as the driver's choice. The range has diversified over the years to include the M3 sports car, 3 Series Touring estate, convertible and GT hatchback.
Latest models: BMW 3 Series saloon (2012-), BMW 3 Series Touring estate (2012-) and BMW 3 Series GT (2013-)
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BMW 3 Series (2005-2011)
New price: £22,690 - £55,270
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BMW 3 Series GT (2013-)
New price: £28,660 - £43,025
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BMW 3 Series Touring (2005-2012)
New price: £23,990 - £40,160
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BMW 3 Series Touring (2012-)
New price: £24,485 - £42,395
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BMW 3 Series saloon (2012-)
New price: £23,180 - £45,395
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BMW 3 Series convertible (2007-)
New price: £33,910 - £61,060
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BMW 3 Series Coupe (2006-)
New price: £27,220 - £56,965
BMW 5 Series reviews
Since the BMW 5 Series launched in 1972, it's become one of the world’s most popular luxury saloons. Now that the range is bigger and better equipped than ever before, complete with innovative models like the 5 Series GT executive hatchback and the practical 5 Series Touring estate, will you be tempted to join the club?
Latest models: BMW 5 Series (2010-) and BMW 5 Series Touring (2010-)
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BMW 5 Series (2003-2010)
New price: £30,090 - £69,385
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BMW 5 Series (2010-)
New price: £30,550 - £72,940
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BMW 5 Series GT (2009-)
New price: £37,005 - £59,760
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BMW 5 Series Touring (2004-2010)
New price: £30,090 - £69,385
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BMW 5 Series Touring (2010-)
New price: £33,075 - £60,590
BMW 6 Series reviews
The 6 Series Coupé and Convertible are BMW’s answer to the Jaguar XK and Mercedes-Benz SL. The performance claims and exclusivity have certainly given it a lot to live up to, so how does the reality compare? Find out with our expert review.
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BMW 6 Series Coupe (2004-2011)
New price: £55,280 - £91,630
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BMW 6 Series convertible (2011-)
New price: £65,850 - £77,970
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BMW 6 Series coupe (2011-)
New price: £59,720 - £72,095
BMW 7 Series reviews
The BMW 7 Series luxury car has gone through several generations. The latest ones may be styled more conservatively than their predecessors, but that doesn’t mean there’s anything less going on under the bonnet. Find out what our expert reviewers thought of its performance on the road.
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BMW 7 Series (2008-)
New price: £57,280 - £103,020
BMW M3 reviews
The BMW M3 is virtually a full-on sports car but it wears a frock of practicality. Handling sharpness is joined by supreme pace, and it's available in several different body styles, including a convertible.
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BMW M3 Convertible (2008-)
New price: £58,415 - £62,060
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BMW M3 Coupe (2007-)
New price: £54,320 - £73,680
BMW M5 reviews
The BMW M5 is one of the world's most complete cars, combining supercar-slaying pace with luxury and practicality.
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BMW M5 (2011-)
New price: £72,940 - £72,940
BMW X1 reviews
BMW has already made its mark on the SUV sector with the larger X5 and X3. Now it’s taking on the competitive compact SUV sector with the X1, a car that goes head-to-head with the Audi Q3. How does it compare?
Latest model: BMW X1 (2009-)
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BMW X1 (2009-)
New price: £24,050 - £34,765
BMW X3 reviews
The X3 is a compact SUV based on the ever-popular BMW 3 Series. It's up against cars like the Range Rover Evoque and Audi Q5. It’s got plenty of safety gear, powerful brakes, and it handles well on the road.
Latest model: BMW X3 (2010-)
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BMW X3 (2004-2010)
New price: £28,685 - £40,300
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BMW X3 (2010-)
New price: £28,965 - £44,865
BMW X5 reviews
The BMW X5 is a full-size SUV that offers plenty of space and decent on-road handling to back up its 4x4 credentials. Can the X5 give the Land Rover Discovery and Audi Q7 a run for their money?
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BMW X5 (2007-)
New price: £45,300 - £83,140
Used BMW reviews
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BMW X1 reviews
1 review available (2009 - 2012) | Used price: from £17,750
BMW has already made its mark on the SUV sector with the larger X5 and X3. Now it’s taking on the competitive compact SUV sector with the X1, a car that goes head-to-head with the Audi Q3. How does it compare?
Latest model: BMW X1 (2009-)
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BMW X6 reviews
1 review available (2008 - 2010) | Used price: from £28,250
The BMW X6 has pretty much got the 4x4 off-road coupe niche to itself. Potential rivals like the Range Rover Sport feel much more conventional than BMW's radical X6 but there's no denying it performs very well indeed.
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BMW M3 reviews
2 reviews available (2007 - 2010) | Used price: from £30,000
The BMW M3 is virtually a full-on sports car but it wears a frock of practicality. Handling sharpness is joined by supreme pace, and it's available in several different body styles, including a convertible.
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BMW 1 Series reviews
4 reviews available (2004 - 2012) | Used price: from £5,175
The rear-wheel drive BMW 1 Series is one of the sportiest medium family hatchbacks around. It’s well built, with great road manners, and it keeps its value well.
Latest model: BMW 1 Series (2011-)
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BMW X3 reviews
2 reviews available (2004 - 2010) | Used price: from £7,675
The X3 is a compact SUV based on the ever-popular BMW 3 Series. It's up against cars like the Range Rover Evoque and Audi Q5. It’s got plenty of safety gear, powerful brakes, and it handles well on the road.
Latest model: BMW X3 (2010-)
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BMW 6 Series reviews
2 reviews available (2004 - 2012) | Used price: from £13,550
The 6 Series Coupé and Convertible are BMW’s answer to the Jaguar XK and Mercedes-Benz SL. The performance claims and exclusivity have certainly given it a lot to live up to, so how does the reality compare? Find out with our expert review.
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BMW Z4 reviews
2 reviews available (2003 - 2011) | Used price: from £6,995
BMW’s sporty Z4 roadster is no longer the uncompromising sports car it used to be – nowadays it offers a more luxurious, refined style. But can it really hope to compete with the likes of the Mercedes-Benz SLK and Porsche Boxster?
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BMW 5 Series reviews
5 reviews available (2002 - 2011) | Used price: from £4,650
Since the BMW 5 Series launched in 1972, it's become one of the world’s most popular luxury saloons. Now that the range is bigger and better equipped than ever before, complete with innovative models like the 5 Series GT executive hatchback and the practical 5 Series Touring estate, will you be tempted to join the club?
Latest models: BMW 5 Series (2010-) and BMW 5 Series Touring (2010-)
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BMW 7 Series reviews
2 reviews available (2002 - 2012) | Used price: from £8,575
The BMW 7 Series luxury car has gone through several generations. The latest ones may be styled more conservatively than their predecessors, but that doesn’t mean there’s anything less going on under the bonnet. Find out what our expert reviewers thought of its performance on the road.
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BMW X5 reviews
2 reviews available (2000 - 2010) | Used price: from £5,125
The BMW X5 is a full-size SUV that offers plenty of space and decent on-road handling to back up its 4x4 credentials. Can the X5 give the Land Rover Discovery and Audi Q7 a run for their money?



