What are the differences between the 2011 and 2013 BMW 5 Series models?
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Differences are as follows: Compared to the older model, the overall changes are not significant. The new model mainly features upgrades in some exterior details and configurations. Specific differences: Engine: The 2011 BMW 5 Series is equipped with a 3.0T L6 turbocharged engine; the 2012 BMW 5 Series features a classic inline 6-cylinder engine with an aluminum-magnesium alloy cylinder block, fully imported from Germany; the 2013 model has a turbocharged 4-cylinder engine with an all-aluminum cylinder block, fully domestically produced. Model variants: The 2011 535Li is the Luxury trim; the 2012 523Li is the Leading trim; the 2013 525Li is the Luxury trim. The BMW 5 Series boasts a stylish and elegant exterior, a refined interior, excellent craftsmanship, abundant configurations, and spacious dimensions. The overall design incorporates BMW's iconic elements, with a sleek and imposing body, dynamic and muscular lines, and a streamlined silhouette. The exhaust pipes on the 535 model are dual-sided and dual-piped. Interior-wise: The overall feel is sophisticated, with meticulous craftsmanship and rich configurations. The seams are evenly and tightly finished, and the air conditioning, audio system, and steering wheel are excellent, with convenient display controls. New model introduction: The 2013 BMW 525Li model will replace the existing 523Li model, while the 520Li model will be equipped with differently tuned versions of the N20B20 2.0T engine, replacing the original 2.5-liter inline 6-cylinder engine. The low-power variant delivers a maximum output of 204 horsepower (150kW), while the high-power variant produces 242 horsepower (178kW). This engine was previously used in the new BMW 3 Series.