Comfortable Large and relatively well equipped. Great presence and image too.
Durable and rugged.
Fuel economy isn’t exactly a virtue but I believe people that use these don’t really care about fuel economy.
Better suited to an open airy city than an urban jungle as they are generally quite large. Parking and traffic are often nightmares.

IMO, the golden rule about using high quality equipment is the depth of pocket. One would need to spend good money to get one in faultless condition. You’d also need to acquaint yourself with a good BMW garage ASAP.
Ifvyou satisfy these conditions, they are incredibly well built machines. Things to be conscious and cautious about. Wiring issues, rust. If you buy an accident vehicle or most Nigerian used ones... you are gambling dangerously.
The Toyota Camry however is more reliable. (Not better built) simply because it’s easier to purchase and maintain. It also holds its value way better as a result of this. However the suspension of most Toyota’s are not so great. You’d find that you’d have to start spending money pretty soon on dampers (absorbers), bushings, linkages etc. if you can afford to buy expensive original parts for your Toyota then you’d get full value.