Introduced in 2013, the facelifted BMW 5 Series Gran Turismo F07 LCI refined the crossover's exterior styling with a redesigned boot lid that expanded luggage space to 500 litres, alongside revised bumper contours and upgraded cabin appointments. Underneath, it retained the palatial long-wheelbase 7 Series underpinnings. Enjoying its relaxed touring capability requires dedicated BMW 5 Series maintenance, particularly targeting the pneumatic rear axle and drivetrain fluids.
Powertrains were updated to comply with Euro 6 emissions, featuring refined N55 straight-six petrol and twin-turbo N57 diesel units paired with the buttery eight-speed ZF 8-speed automatic gearbox. The self-levelling rear air suspension remains standard, requiring periodic replacement of the rubber air bellows before compressor burnout occurs.
The bi-modal dual-action tailgate mechanism operates more smoothly on LCI models but still requires periodic hinge lubrication. With verified transmission and suspension maintenance, the F07 LCI stands as one of the most comfortable and capable grand tourers on the second-hand market.