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What are the differences between the imported BMW 5 Series and the Brilliance BMW 5 Series?

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CameronFitz

07/28/25 5:34pm

Brilliance BMW is a domestically produced BMW. The differences between the imported BMW 5 Series and the domestically produced BMW 5 Series are as follows: 1. The body and wheelbase of the domestically produced BMW 5 Series are longer than those of the imported BMW 5 Series. 2. The imported BMW and domestically produced BMW can be distinguished by the badges on the rear of the car. The domestically produced BMW has the words "Brilliance BMW" on the rear, and the chassis of the domestically produced BMW is slightly higher, while the imported BMW has a slightly lower chassis because the imported BMW is more sport-oriented and designed with a sportier feel. 3. The domestically produced BMW has only one interior option, while the imported BMW offers two interior choices. 4. The engine of the imported BMW 5 Series is purely imported from Germany, whereas many parts of the domestically produced BMW 5 Series engine are processed and sourced domestically.

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