BMW 5 SERIES (2003-07) 525I 5DR TOURING 2.5 SE
The BMW 5 SERIES (2003-07) 525I 5DR TOURING 2.5 SE is a versatile and well-respected estate car, making it an excellent choice for families, commuters, or those needing extra cargo space. As part of BMW’s renowned 5 Series lineup, this model combines a premium feel with practicality, offering a comfortable ride and a stylish design. Its estate body style provides generous boot space, ideal for weekend trips, shopping, or family outings, while its 2.5-litre engine delivers a good balance of performance and efficiency.
Known for reliable build quality and a refined driving experience, the 525I Touring stands out in its class for smooth handling and a comfortable interior. It’s frequently used for daily commuting and longer journeys, reflecting its versatility and comfort. Compared to rivals, it’s appreciated for its a solid combination of luxury features, driving dynamics, and practicality, making it a popular choice among used car buyers. With an average mileage of around 148,000 miles and a history of several previous owners, it remains a durable and capable vehicle worth considering for those looking for a reliable estate car in the UK market.
average use
The recent mileage data for the BMW 5 Series (2003-07) 525I Touring indicates that a significant proportion of vehicles have recorded mileages between 150,000 and 180,000 miles, accounting for over 63% of the sample (27.3% at 150,000–160,000 miles, 18.2% each at 160,000–170,000 and 170,000–180,000 miles). Smaller shares fall into mileage ranges below 100,000 miles or above 200,000 miles, suggesting that most vehicles tend to accumulate relatively high mileages, typical for older models of this age. Notably, only around 9.1% of vehicles have recorded mileages below 90,000 miles, which might reflect usage patterns where these vehicles are often driven extensively over time.
vehicle values
The data indicates that the majority of private sale prices for the BMW 5 Series (2003-07) 525i 5DR Touring 2.5 SE fall within the £1,000 to £2,000 range, accounting for approximately 91% of observed sales. Only about 9% of the private sales are priced below £1,000. This suggests that most vehicles of this model are valued in the lower to mid-thousand-pound range in private transactions, reflecting their age and potential condition factors common for cars of this vintage.
production years
Based on the available data, all BMW 5 Series (2003-07) 525I 5DR Touring 2.5 SE vehicles in the sample were manufactured in 2004. This indicates that, at least within this dataset, the entire sample's production year is concentrated in a single year, suggesting either a limited sample size or a specific focus on vehicles from 2004. There is no representation from other model years within the provided data.
colour popularity
The data indicates that the main paint colours for the BMW 5 Series (2003-07) 525i 5DR Touring 2.5 SE are fairly evenly split between Blue and Grey, each accounting for 45.5% of the vehicles. Green is less common, representing only 9.1%. This suggests a near even preference or availability between Blue and Grey for this model, with Green being a much less popular choice among owners.
ownership cycle
The data indicates that the vehicle has had a varied number of registered keepers, with the most common being six keepers, accounting for 27.3% of the vehicles in the sample. Notably, a significant portion—around 54.5%—of the vehicles have had between one and five keepers, suggesting that these vehicles are often changed hands multiple times. The distribution is fairly evenly spread among vehicles with one to four keepers, but there's a marked peak at six keepers. Overall, the data suggests moderate to high turnover for this model within the sample.
engine choices
Based on our data, all BMW 5 Series (2003-07) 525I 5DR Touring 2.5 SE models are equipped with a 2.5-litre petrol engine. There is a consistent engine capacity of 2494cc across the sample, and exclusively petrol fuel type usage is recorded. This suggests that these vehicles universally feature a 2.5L petrol engine, indicating a standard engine specification for this model during that period.
