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BMW - Serie 5 (2008)

Looking for reliable data on the BMW Serie 5 price has just become easier. Whether you’re researching the classic BMW Serie 5 2008 price, curious about the used BMW Serie 5 price, or trying to answer the age‑old question, what is a 2008 BMW Serie 5 worth, this database gives you the numbers you need without the market noise.

  • Model year: 2008
  • Engine: 3.0 L inline‑6 (I6) or 4.4 L V8 options
  • Horsepower: 228–415 hp, depending on engine and configuration
  • Transmission: 6‑speed manual, 5‑speed automatic (D4), or 7‑speed automatic (Tronic) in later trims
  • Drive layout: Rear‑wheel drive (RWD) on the base models; all‑wheel drive (AWD) available on higher‑trim S and M variants
  • Fuel type: Premium gasoline (93 octane or higher)
  • Dimensions: 4,970 mm (length) × 1,852 mm (width) × 1,457 mm (height); wheelbase 2,860 mm
  • Suspension: MacPherson strut all‑front, multi‑link all‑rear; optional Adaptive M suspension in M Models
  • Brakes: Ventilated disc brakes front and rear; Brake Assist and ABS as standard
  • Interior: Leather or cloth upholstery; dual‑zone automatic climate control; optional iDrive infotainment with navigation
  • Safety: Front and side airbags; Stability Control; Tire Pressure Monitoring; optional adaptive headlamps with cornering light assistance
  • Powertrain efficiency: 8.4 mpg combined for the 3.0‑L I6, 7.5 mpg for the 4.4‑L V8 (gov‑rated)

The depreciation curve for a BMW Serie 5 is an important metric for every buyer and seller. Below are realistic percentage estimates based on long‑term market data:

  • First year: Typically loses 15‑20% of its value in the first year
  • Mid‑term (years 2–3): Another 10‑12% decline yearly, totaling around 35‑45% by year 3
  • Long‑term (years 4–5): Depreciation slows to about 5‑7% per year, with the vehicle holding roughly 55‑60% of its original worth by year 5

Because the BMW Serie 5 depreciation trend is comparatively smoother than many competitors, many consider it one of the more resilient luxury mids, especially when balancing cost of ownership with resale potential.

Comparison context:

When you compare the BMW Serie 5 2008 price to similar prestige models, several points emerge: