BMW 5 SERIES (2010-13) 525D 4DR SALOON 3.0 DPF EU5 204 SE 6SPD

The BMW 5 SERIES (2010-13) 525D 4DR SALOON 3.0 DPF EU5 204 SE 6SPD is a popular executive saloon renowned for blending luxury, performance, and practicality. Positioned as a premium saloon in the UK market, this model offers a sleek design with a spacious interior, making it ideal for professionals, families, and those who appreciate a comfortable yet dynamic driving experience. Known for its smooth ride and refined handling, the 525D delivers a punchy 3.0-litre diesel engine that balances power with impressive fuel efficiency, appealing to drivers who want performance without sacrificing economy. This particular BMW 5 SERIES is often chosen for daily commuting, longer journeys, or as a reliable family car that combines style with sophistication. Its reputation for durability and precision engineering means it remains a strong contender among rivals like Audi A6 and Mercedes E-Class. With a typical valuation around £5,598, and an average recorded mileage of 113,291, this model has seen multiple owners, indicating its proven track record in the used car market. Whether you're after a premium first car or a dependable fleet addition, the BMW 5 SERIES (2010-13) 525D 4DR SALOON stands out as a well-rounded choice that offers driving pleasure and everyday practicality in one package.
average use
average use
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The data shows that the most common recent mileage readings for the BMW 5 Series (2010-13) 525D model cluster around the 100,000 to 110,000 miles range, accounting for 30.4% of recorded vehicles. Notably, a significant portion also falls within the 130,000 to 140,000 miles and 150,000 to 160,000 miles ranges, each comprising 13%. Other mileage brackets are less frequent, with small percentages spread across various ranges from 40,000 to over 210,000 miles. This distribution suggests that many vehicles tend to be around the 100,000-mile mark, with a considerable number reaching higher mileages, indicating a typical usage span before hitting 150,000+ miles.
vehicle values
vehicle values
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The data for private sale valuations of the BMW 5 Series (2010-13) 525D indicates that the majority of vehicles are sold within the £4,000 to £6,000 range, accounting for approximately 76.5% of sales (21.7% between £4,000-£5,000 and 34.8% between £5,000-£6,000). Notably, a significant portion, around 21.7%, also falls in the £6,000 to £7,000 range, suggesting that some vehicles are valued slightly higher. Meanwhile, a smaller segment, 17.4%, sells between £3,000 and £4,000, with minimal sales recorded below £3,000 (only 4.3% for £2,000-£3,000). Overall, the data reflects that most private sales cluster around the £4,000 to £6,000 mark, indicating the typical market value for this model within the private sale context.
production years
production years
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The data indicates that the majority of the BMW 5 Series (2010-13) 525D models are manufactured in 2010, accounting for 91.3% of the sample. Only a smaller portion, 8.7%, were produced in 2011. This suggests that the 2010 model was predominantly in circulation during the period, with relatively few units from 2011. There is no data on manufacturing beyond 2011 within this sample, implying limited availability or production beyond this year.
colour popularity
colour popularity
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The data indicates that the main paint colours for the BMW 5 Series (2010-13) 525D saloons are quite diverse, with grey being the most common at 34.8%. Black and silver are also popular, each accounting for approximately 21.7%. Blue is less common at 17.4%, while brown is the least typical at just 4.3%. Notably, grey, black, and silver together comprise over 73% of the vehicles, suggesting these classic, neutral colours are the most favored choices among owners of this model.
ownership cycle
ownership cycle
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This data reveals that for the BMW 5 Series (2010-13) 525D 4DR Saloon, the distribution of registered keepers varies quite a bit. Notably, the highest proportion of vehicles, approximately 26.1%, have had four registered keepers. The next most common is three keepers at 21.7%, followed by seven keepers at 17.4%, and five keepers at 13%. Smaller proportions have had one (4.3%) or two (4.3%) keepers, with a notable 13% having six keepers. This suggests that while many vehicles have experienced multiple ownership changes, a significant number remain with fewer keepers, possibly indicating varying ownership patterns or the longevity of individual vehicles within the fleet.
engine choices
engine choices
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The data indicates that all vehicles of the BMW 5 Series (2010-13) 525D 4DR Saloon 3.0 DPF EU5 204 SE 6SPD are fitted with engine capacities predominantly around 3.0 liters, with 78.3% having a capacity of 2993cc and the remaining 21.7% at 2996cc. Interestingly, every vehicle in the sample uses diesel as its primary fuel, suggesting a consistent fuel type across the model range. This uniformity in both engine capacity and fuel type reflects a standard engine configuration for this model during its production years.