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Does the BMW 5 Series have a convertible?

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LaDallas

08/27/25 6:16am

BMW 5 Series does not have a convertible. The models of BMW 5 Series include: BMW 525Li, BMW 525LiM, BMW 530LiM, BMW 530Li, BMW 530Li xDrive, etc. Taking the 2021 BMW 525Li as an example, it is a mid-to-large-sized car with body dimensions of: length 5106mm, width 1868mm, height 1500mm, and a wheelbase of 3105mm. The 2021 BMW 525Li is equipped with a 2.0T turbocharged engine, producing a maximum horsepower of 184PS, a maximum torque of 290Nm, and a maximum power of 135kW.

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Linda

09/09/25 5:09am

I'm particularly interested in BMW's vehicle lineup planning. The 5 Series indeed doesn't have a standard convertible version, which is determined by the brand's model positioning. As an executive sedan, the 5 Series primarily caters to business and family needs, and historically, there hasn't been an official folding hardtop or softtop model. If you enjoy the convertible experience, BMW offers dedicated convertible models in the 4 Series and 8 Series, especially the classic softtop design of the 4 Series. Alternatively, you might consider the smaller convertible in the 2 Series, which is also quite stylish to drive. But ultimately, the 5 Series leans towards stability and practicality—its Touring version is more realistic than a convertible. When choosing a car, it's essential to base your decision on your needs. While convertibles are romantic, their practicality is indeed compromised, especially under China's variable weather conditions.

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Freddie

10/23/25 5:58am

I used to drive an older 3 Series convertible for several years, so I'm quite familiar with BMW's convertible lineup. Currently, the entire 5 Series lineup only consists of hardtop sedans and wagons, with no convertible option available. It's a bit of a shame, since the 5 Series' larger dimensions would make for a more spacious open-top experience compared to the 3 Series. However, BMW's product segmentation is very clear - the entry-level convertible is the 2 Series, the mid-range option is the soft-top 4 Series, while the luxury convertible role is filled by the 8 Series. If you're really longing for a convertible with similar platform characteristics to the 5 Series, you might want to test drive the 4 Series Gran Coupe convertible - its rear seat space actually approaches that of the standard wheelbase 5 Series. Of course, there are drawbacks too, such as poorer sound insulation compared to hardtops, and the resale value of such cars tends to be less stable, so you should carefully consider your daily usage frequency.

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