BMW 5 SERIES (2003-07) 525D 4DR SALOON 2.5D M SPORT
The BMW 5 SERIES (2003-07) 525D 4DR SALOON 2.5D M SPORT is a stylish and sporty executive car that offers a blend of performance, comfort, and sophistication. As part of the renowned 5 Series range, this model stands out for its sleek design, dynamic driving experience, and well-crafted interior. It is a popular choice among professionals and families looking for a reliable, comfortable saloon with a touch of luxury, making it a versatile vehicle for daily commuting, longer trips, or business use.
In the UK market, the BMW 5 Series (2003-07) 525D M SPORT is valued for its robust diesel engine, which provides impressive fuel economy and strong performance without sacrificing comfort. Its reputation for reliability is well-known, although the high number of previous owners (averaging around six) suggests that prospective buyers should check for maintenance and service history. The model’s sporty M Sport features and stylish design make it a standout in its class, often compared to rivals like Audi A6 and Mercedes-Benz E-Class. Whether you're seeking a car with a refined driving feel or a vehicle that balances practicality with premium appeal, the BMW 5 Series (2003-07) 525D 4DR SALOON is worth considering—especially for those who value a car that combines style, performance, and everyday usability.
average use
The data indicates that the most common recorded mileages for the BMW 5 Series (2003-2007) 525D saloons are concentrated in the 160,000 to 180,000-mile range, accounting for a significant portion of the records. Notably, there are notable percentages of vehicles with mileage in the lower ranges (0-10,000 miles) and in the higher ranges (above 200,000 miles), including small but present groups between 220,000 and 280,000 miles. The distribution suggests that while many vehicles are experienced with substantial mileage, there are also a notable number with very low mileage, and some with extremely high mileage, reflecting varied usage patterns across the fleet.
vehicle values
The data indicates that the majority of private sale valuations for the BMW 5 Series (2003-07) 525D 4DR Saloon 2.5D M Sport are concentrated in the £1,000 to £2,000 range, accounting for approximately 72.4% of the valuations. A smaller proportion, about 24.1%, fall within the £2,000 to £3,000 bracket, while only around 3.5% are valued under £1,000. This suggests that, in the current market, most private sales of this model are in the lower to mid-price range, with the majority clustered just above £1,000.
production years
The data indicates that the majority of BMW 5 Series (2003-07) 525D 4DR Saloon 2.5D M Sport vehicles in the sample were manufactured in 2006, accounting for approximately 60.6%. Vehicles from 2005 also make up a significant portion at around 34.1%. In contrast, only a small fraction, about 5.3%, were manufactured in 2007. This suggests that the 2006 model year is the most prevalent among these vehicles, possibly indicating it's the most commonly available or retained version in the used car market.
colour popularity
The data indicates that the most common main paint colour for the BMW 5 Series (2003-2007) 525D 4-door saloon 2.5D M Sport is black, accounting for 53.5% of the vehicles. Silver and grey are also prevalent, representing approximately 15.9% and 15.3%, respectively. Blue is less common but still notable at 13.5%. White and green are quite rare, comprising only 1.2% and 0.6% of the vehicles, respectively. Overall, darker shades, especially black, dominate the colour profile for this model.
ownership cycle
The data shows a diverse spread in the number of registered keepers for the BMW 5 Series (2003-07) 525D 4-door saloon. The most common number of keepers is 6, accounting for 17.1% of the vehicles, followed by 4 and 8 keepers at approximately 12.9% and 11.8% respectively. Notably, a small proportion of vehicles have very few recorded keepers—around 1.2% with just 1 keeper—suggesting some cars may remain with consistent owners or could be less frequently traded. Conversely, a minor segment has had up to 18 keepers, indicating some vehicles have changed hands multiple times. Overall, the data reflects a typical variation in ownership history, with a concentration around 4 to 8 keepers.
engine choices
The data indicates that all BMW 5 Series (2003-07) 525D 4DR Saloon 2.5D M Sport models in the sample are equipped with a 2.5-litre diesel engine. This suggests a consistent engine capacity and fuel type for this specific variant, highlighting its dedicated diesel nature within this period.
