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BMW M5

BMW’s seminal super sedan now runs a twin-turbocharged V8 and all-wheel-drive. This thing is a proper Autobahn weapon – too bad about Aussie speed limits. Available in Sedan only, though this drivetrain does crop up in other BMW permutations.

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BMW M5 CS 2022 review
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BMW M5 CS 2022 review

 

Latest BMW M5 news

BMW M5 2024: hybrid V8 set to give super-sedan upper hand over four-cylinder E63

BMW M5 2024: hybrid V8 set to give super-sedan upper hand over four-cylinder E63

 

BMW M5 CS 2021: 467kW monster sedan to arrive in Australia within months

BMW M5 CS 2021: 467kW monster sedan to arrive in Australia within months

 

More Australians bought BMW M and M Performance cars in 2020 than ever before

More Australians bought BMW M and M Performance cars in 2020 than ever before

 

2019 BMW M5 Competition revealed

2019 BMW M5 Competition revealed

 

2018 BMW M5 Australian pricing revealed

2018 BMW M5 Australian pricing revealed

 

New BMW M5 revealed at last, packing 441kW V8 punch and drift mode

New BMW M5 revealed at last, packing 441kW V8 punch and drift mode

 

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