Are you still dreaming about owning a nice V8-powered business super sedan? Now is a great time to spruce up your life with an F10 BMW M5, as the value of these cars has started going south. A quick ...

Thirty-eight years ago, the Germans opened a Pandora’s box so unsatiable it continues to consume generations of cars to this day, and there is no stopping it. In 1985, the first of BMW’s M5 machines ...

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The BMW M5 is often called the original "supercar in a suit," and every generation of the executive sports sedan has lived up to that mantra in one way or another. The M5 has become synonymous with ...

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After decades of delivering prodigious amounts of conventional V8 power, BMW's flagship M5 performance sedan—a high-performance version of the 5 Series four-door—will soon receive electrification ...

The F90-generation M5 isn’t exactly what we’d call “flashy,” but to be fair most M5s aren’t. The super sedan dons a low-key look, so much so that it takes a trained eye to tell the differences between ...

The BMW M5 is iconic in the high-performance executive car segment, showcasing the brand's ability to build ever-better driver's cars. Always incorporating motorsport bits but without taking away from ...

Picking your favorite car isn’t easy, especially when the subject encompasses 40 years and seven entirely different models. But that’s what bar fights are for! BMW first introduced the mighty M5 sedan ...

The all-new 2025 BMW M5 is here, with more power than ever before. The big news, and this is crucial to fans of the BMW M series, is that the boss-hog of the super sedan world has finally embraced ...

High-performance station wagons never caught on in the United States, but a renaissance could be coming. The low-slung, hot-rodded family estate cars are increasingly popular in European markets; ...