BMW M5

Introduction

The BMW M5 is the most stunningly powerful and beautiful 5 Series model yet.

Claiming one of BMW’s most extensive specification lists and a carefully refined engine, the vehicle stands apart in its class and turns heads.

The new BMW M5 can be discovered at Jardine Motors Group in Buckinghamshire.

BMW M Series Range

Safety 

The safety specification of the M5 is comfortingly thorough and the model has received a full five-star rating from the independent body, Euro NCAP. 

The Impact-Dependent airbags deploy only to the necessary level, supported by the Advanced Head Protection System, inertia reel seatbelts and an energy-absorbing chassis construction. In addition, the vehicle's crash sensors automatically cut fuel supply to the engine and release the central locking in the event of a serious collision.​

Design

Instantly recognisable as part of the manufacturer's 5 Series selection, the new M5 sports a strong, iconic face with a chrome-trimmed, black slat grille and sleek adaptive headlights. Four chromed tailpipes with exhaust turbochargers sit at either side of the car's M rear spoiler, finishing the streamlined shape that peaks with the shark-fin aerial at the top.The vehicle's interior equipment blends form and function in a luxurious package. Ambient lighting accents the cabin's Aluminium Trace interior trim, which is completed with Anthracite headlining and velour floor mats – and during the summer months, the expansive glass roof provides ample natural light. A large 10.2-inch colour display sits within the intuitive central console, showing data from the on-board computer and communications systems.

Technology

BMW provides a supercharged V8 engine for the M5, a growling heart that delivers exceptional performance without compromising on sound, economy or emissions.

The car storms to 60mph from a standing start in only 4.3 seconds, and can capably reach a 155mph maximum speed.

The engine system is paired with a seven-speed M double clutch transmission with innovative DRIVELOGIC, ensuring constant power to the car's rear wheels and seamless gear shifts.