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Cars with Inline 5 Engines
Audi
- Audi RS3
- Audi TTRS
- Audi RSQ3
- Audi RSQ5
- Audi RS6
- Audi RS7
- Audi RS e-tron GT
Ford
- Ford Focus RS
- Ford Focus ST
Honda
- Honda Civic Type R
Mercedes-Benz
- Mercedes-AMG C43
- Mercedes-AMG CLA45
- Mercedes-AMG GLA45
- Mercedes-AMG A45
Volvo
- Volvo S60 Polestar
- Volvo V60 Polestar
- Volvo XC60 Polestar
Other
- Alpina B5
- Alpina B3
- BMW 535i
- Jaguar XF
- Maserati Ghibli
- Porsche Cayenne
Advantages of Inline 5 Engines
- Good power output
- Smooth and refined operation
- Relatively compact size
- Good fuel economy
Disadvantages of Inline 5 Engines
- Can be more expensive than other engine configurations
- Can be difficult to find parts for
- Can be less reliable than other engine configurations
Conclusion
Inline 5 engines offer a number of advantages over other engine configurations, including good power output, smooth and refined operation, relatively compact size, and good fuel economy. However, they can also be more expensive, difficult to find parts for, and less reliable than other engine configurations. Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to buy a car with an inline 5 engine is a personal one.
