BMW E60 M5

Welcome to M5 E60.COM, where you will learn about BMW's 10 cylinder beast. The pinnacle of BMW's Motorsport Division for the E60 series - it is an incredible car in so many ways and technically known as the E60 M5. Some say that the E60 M5 is the most capable road car ever built.

2009 E60 M5

BMW is famous for being a stickler to its long tradition of quality, class, technological innovations and performance. In 2009, the company introduced new features to the BMW E60 M5 that befits its name. As a four-door sedan that can seat five passengers comfortably and still handles like a sports car, it belongs in a [...]

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2008 E60 M5

There were no major upgrades done on the E60 M5 in 2008. BMW revitalized the car’s exterior and interior, slightly upgraded its horsepower and installed a new 7 speed sequential manual gearbox that comes in a single base trim. This includes a new front air dam, a more pronounced center air intake, reshaped brake and [...]

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2007 E60 M5

In 2007, BMW has already updated the E60 M5 with a conventional six-speed manual transmission. Although this feature is exclusive to the North American models, since the seven-speed SMG III electro-hydraulic manual still remains the standard, the updated version proved to be popular.
BMW has not released any acceleration figures for cars equipped with the new [...]

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2006 E60 M5

When the BMW E60 M5 was initially launched, a lot of people were impressed with its awesome 5 liter V10 engine and advanced 7-speed SMG-III computerized clutch gearbox. However, the SMG-III gear box later received mixed reviews. Aside from the old guards who enjoy the feel of a manual transmission, some car experts further observed [...]

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2005 E60 M5

In 2004, BMW introduced a much awaited version of the M5 series which was the E60 M5. It went into assembly production in 2005 at Dingolfing, Germany. As anticipated, the vehicle continued the BMW tradition of performance, style and luxury in sport sedan.
Producing an astounding 500 horsepower, this S85B50, 5 liter, ten-cylinder engine, achieved the [...]

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