BMW 5 Series 2011
520d · F10
Year
2011
Fuel type
Diesel
Transmission
Automatic
Body type
Convertible
Drive type
Rear-Wheel Drive
Engine
1,998 cc
Trim
520d
Generation
F10
Source
mudah_my
Availability
Available
Condition & History
Accident unknown
Repairs unknown
Recall unknown
Inspection unknown
Verification unknown
Used vehicle
What this is worth
Cheaper than 58% of comparable listings
Comparable listings run $2,410 – $13,991.
How the estimate is built
- Base price for this model
- $7,366
- Year
- −$706
Valued
2011 BMW 5 Series: what owners report
- Water pumps fail on several petrol engines, on F10 cars often from about 100,000 km; US owners of the 2008 535i report water-pump failure at around 85,000 miles.2008–2017
- On the 2010–2017 F10, inspectors flag springs, dampers and drive shafts more often than average once cars pass eight years, and both generations fail the emissions test too often.2010–2017
- Timing chains that stretch or break are the best-known engine fault, on the N43 520i and N47 diesel from 2007 and the N20 petrol; US complaints on the 2012 528i also include a failed oil-pump drive chain around 81,000 miles.2007–2017
- The N63 V8 in F10 cars, mainly up to 2013, burns oil through worn valve-stem seals and also suffers broken chain guides, faulty injectors and coolant loss.2010–2013
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