In this onboard video, we also feature the iconic M5 E60 with its legendary V10 engine, highlighting the raw power of both vehicles. Feel the adrenaline as both cars push their limits in this high ...

1995 saw the introduction of new regulations, under which all teams were required to run 3.0-liter ... why the M5 was promoted from eight to 10 cylinders. Launched in 2004, the E60 M5 was received ...

As you will observe, it takes the E60 M5 just 9.28 seconds to accelerate from 100 to 200 kph (62 to 124 mph). That is just 0.05 seconds of the time it takes a 2021 BMW M5 G80 with a manual ...

While most car enthusiasts know about and appreciate the M5 E60 for the fact that it featured ... As for performance, the 5.0-liter naturally-aspirated V10 produces 507 PS (500 HP) and 520 Nm ...

When the E60-gen BMW M5 came out in 2004, with its menacing naturally aspirated V10, many thought that sports sedans couldn’t get more exciting. The 5.0-liter engine, which was shared with the ...

the V10-powered E60 BMW M5. With a sound that can never be duplicated and the ability to burnout and drift like no other, the M5 of old is missed by anyone who was ever lucky enough to be exposed ...

Come on… you always wanted a paddle-shift equipped estate car with a 5.0-litre V10 making 500+bhp and almost 8,000rpm. And with the E61 M5 Touring, that’s what ...

The M5 might have a V8 now, but in a wild time called the 2000s, BMW put a 5.0 liter V10 with 505 horsepower under the hood. In doing so, BMW made the world a better place. We need more V10s.