BMW 5 Series Sedan vs Suzuki Ciaz Comparison

This grand sedan is packed with the powerful 2L inline 4 cylinder engine that comes with the unique twinpower turbo technology. The 208hp of power and 330 Nm of torque ensure you get the real pleasure of driving with this massive sedan. Inside the cabin, the 5 series is clearly class defined with the interaction bar between the dash and doors with futuristic lighting, with touch surfaces that let you access climate and other features. What I like the most is the cockpit which covers a concert hall with a Bowers and Wilkins surround sound system that comprises 18 speakers and 655W of power.

My Suzuki Ciaz is all about keeping things stress-free. The 1.5L petrol engine is efficient, less visits to the petrol pump, which I appreciate. It’s easy to park in crowded areas thanks to the light steering, and the car never feels too big or too small. The rear seats have good legroom, so my friends don’t complain during longer rides. Once, the ABS brakes helped keep the car steady when it was raining heavily. The boot holds a lot for a sedan. There’s nothing complicated to figure out, just a car that works for everyday needs on a budget.