What are the differences between the various models of the BMW 5 Series?
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BMW 5 Series models differ in design styles, tires, and other aspects. Different design styles: The older BMW 5 Series has a relatively ordinary design, while the newer BMW 5 Series is more stylish and eye-catching. The front-end design of the older BMW 5 Series continues the "open-angle" headlight style, a signature feature of the new BMW lineup, though it still retains a strong sense of continuity compared to the current model. The newer BMW 5 Series features full-LED headlights, maintaining the iconic "angel eye" design, with additional LED daytime running lights below, emphasizing a more technological look. The taillight design has minimal changes, with only slight differences in the exhaust tips, but the LED light strip design of the newer 5 Series taillights offers better visual appeal. Different tires: The newer BMW 5 Series is equipped with Pirelli P ZERO tires, sized 245/35R20, replacing the older Bridgestone Turanza tires, sized 245/45R18. The newer 5 Series, with its exterior package, features more exaggerated wheel designs and M-branded brake calipers for a sportier look, while the current 5 Series wheels lean more toward a luxurious style.