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I’m a big believer in luxury cars. But who isn’t? This is America, right? We all want a comfortable, powerful and stylish driving experience. Many of the luxury vehicles on the U. S. market give you exactly that. Some ultimately stand out over others in terms of dependability, durability, safety and style. Well, for those of us who have had the exquisite driving experience that BMW has to offer, there is good news about this year’s BMW 5 Series, available for a test-drive and to lease or purchase at your local New Jersey BMW 5 Series dealership. For me, 2009 has been a rough year. I’m not the only one; cutbacks on the job market, shrinking investments and general economic disparity have all been staples of the era. I was especially disheartened by the massive effects the recession had on the global automotive industry but impressed by the measures and research taken by manufacturers to get back on track, especially in terms of fuel economy. We’re finally starting to pull out of that, so paying a little more for a high quality, high efficiency and stylish vehicle doesn’t seem quite as far-fetched as it did this time last year. For its part, BMW is hitting consumers with the same reliability the German automaker has exhibited over its history in the U. S. In fact, some of the designers have been speaking to the media about exciting new design changes that are being implemented into the BMW 5 Series, and you won’t find these slick new vehicles at your NJ used BMW dealership. These are all new. BMW tends to bring its designers into the picture with any new model vehicle so they can have a chance to explain what the new design features are. The 2010 5 Series was no exception: Jacek Frohlich, the Exterior Designer of the BMW 5 Series, and Adrian Von Hooydonk, BMW’s Chief Designer, have been fielding media inquiries into the significance of the new design. Understanding their rationale will help you walk into your New Jersey BMW 5 Series dealer with a better education and greater confidence in your potential purchase. One of the first things that New Jersey BMW 3 Series drivers will notice is that the new F10 5 Series features many unique design aspects of the 2010 3 and 7 Series. Headlights and front end designs have similarities to 5 GT and 335i models, while headlights are modified over the New Jersey BMW 3 Series models (smaller than the 5 Series GT). The eyebrow helps to spotlight the headlight design, and these new design features help set the F10 off as a vehicle all its own. The hood of the new F10 5 Series borrows from current 6 and 3 Series models, featuring symmetrical creases that really enhance the front end look of the new 5 Series. With these creases, the F10 takes on a much more sporty and aggressive look, one that your NJ used BMW dealership is sure to love when the vehicle hits its shelves in the coming years.

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