BMW 5 Series Sport.
What to Check Before Buying.

The BMW 5 Series Sport appeals to business professionals and keen drivers who want a premium executive saloon with sharper handling and sportier styling than the SE trim. This variant adds firmer sports suspension, larger alloy wheels, body-styled bumpers and sports seats, delivering more engaging dynamics without sacrificing the 5 Series' renowned comfort and build quality. The Sport suspension can feel firm on UK roads with poor surfaces, particularly on models with larger 19-inch wheels and run-flat tyres, so test drive on typical local routes before buying. When inspecting used examples, check the sports seats for wear on the bolsters, which can be costly to repair. Examine alloy wheels carefully for kerb damage, as larger wheels are expensive to refurbish. Verify the service history is complete with BMW stamps, as neglected maintenance can lead to expensive issues with the timing chain on certain petrol engines or turbocharger problems on diesels. Check all electronic systems function correctly, including the iDrive infotainment and parking sensors, which are standard on Sport models.

The average used car has 3+ known model faults the seller won't mention.