At the beginning of this year, the BMW 530i M Sport was launched from 2025, is now the king of the G60 5 series in Malaysia. You pay RM59K more than the 520i and RM42K more than the 520i m sport, so what do you get for RM399,800 (or RM430.100 with the five-year extended warranty and service package)?
More Grunt, for one – the B48 2.0 liter turbo engine, develops 258 PS and 400 Nm of torque, compared to the 208 PS/330 Nm of the 520i sisters. Equipped with an eight-speed Steptronic Sport car, does the RWD 48V mild Hybrid 0-100 km/h in 6.2 seconds and goes out 250 km/u-1.3 seconds and 20 km/h faster than the 520i.
The 530i also receives adaptive hanging professional with rear-wheel control (up to 2.5 degrees), 20-inch star spoke style 938m light alloys, satin aluminum line exterior finish, 18 Bowers & Wilkins speakers and the BMW interaction bar (Ambient lighting + touch-sensitive controls).
According to the 520i m sport, including the M Sport Styling package, iconic glow kidney grid, fully guided lighting, driven sports chairs in the front with memory, four-zone climate control and the BMW curved display (12.3-inch instrument panel + 14.9-inch touch-screen), driven.
You can also find anthracite headline, aluminum Rhombicle trim combined with dark silver M accents, and a choice of merinol leather in black/atlas gray or copper brown/atlas gray. Safety? Everything you need, including ACC with Stop and Go, steering and lane operating assistant, active park distance control and a 360 camera.
The big question is you getting this about the W214 Mercedes-Benz e-class, which was launched in Malaysia last September in RM356K E200 Avantgarde and RM419K E350E AMG Line flavors? Watch the video review of Hafriz Shah below to find out.
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