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What is the difference between the luxury and sport versions of the BMW 5 Series?

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OEmersyn
07/25/25 1:18am
The differences between the luxury and sport versions of the BMW 5 Series are: 1. Different tires: The luxury version is equipped with Hankook Ventus S1 tires, while the sport version comes with Bridgestone Turanza tires. 2. Different designs: The luxury version does not have air intakes, while the sport version does. In terms of interior, the luxury version features a more premium steering wheel, while the sport version has a simpler steering wheel design and includes additional sporty trim elements. Visually, the luxury version appears more refined and business-oriented, whereas the sport version, with its added sporty trim, offers a more dynamic and youthful exterior appearance.
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AugustLynn
08/10/25 4:05pm
I feel there's a significant difference between the BMW 5 Series Luxury trim and Sport trim in daily driving. For someone like me who frequently takes family outings, the Luxury trim's suspension feels noticeably softer, with minimal body sway when going over speed bumps or uneven roads. The seats offer excellent support, making long drives fatigue-free. The steering is light and effortless, especially convenient during parking maneuvers. However, the Sport trim is a completely different story – its stiffer suspension provides stronger cornering support with noticeable acceleration G-force, inspiring confidence during mountain drives or high-speed lane changes. From a configuration perspective, the Luxury trim features more woodgrain accents and premium leather, emphasizing elegance and comfort, while the Sport trim focuses on dynamic design. For selection advice: the Luxury version is more suitable for family-oriented usage.
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