New M5 - World Premiere

CocoPops

Honorary ///Member
Engine / Exhaust

0-60 mph in 3.2 seconds
0-124 mph in 11.1 seconds
4.4-liter V8 engine with M TwinPower Turbo technology
600 hp from 5,700 to 6,600 rpm
553 lb-ft peak torque from 1,800 to 5,700 rpm
M Driver's Package hits 189 mph (155 mph standard)
Efficient, Sport and Sport Plus settings
Twin-scroll turbochargers with 24.46 psi boost
Maximum injetion pressure of 350 bar (up from 200 bar)
Oil pan with a small front sump and new indirect charge air cooling units which are 20% smaller than predecessor yet more effective.
Oil supply system uses fully variable, map-controlled pump
Optimized cross-bank exhaust manifolds
Exhaust reduced 11 lbs (by way of fitting a Helmholtz resonator)
Flap-controlled exhaust system controlled by selected driving mode
New M Sound Control button allows independent control of exhaust flaps

Transmission / M xDrive all-wheel-drive

Front wheels only deliver power when rear wheels are not able to transmit any more torque to the road and additional tractive force is required.
Active M Differential
3 DSC Modes: 4WD, 4WD Sport, 2WD
4WD gives maximum traction while still allowing some slip at rear wheels
4WD Sport sends more torque to the rear and rear wheel slip is increased allowing for more oversteer and slip angle
2WD = pure rear-wheel-drive mode
8-speed M Steptronic transmission
Torque converter lock-up clutch fully engages, proving instantaneous response
Shift mapping controlled with Drivelogic rocker switch
In manual mode, no automatic upshifts at rev limiter


Chassis / Suspension

M-specific Variable Damper Control (Comfort, Sport, Sport Plus modes)
M Servotronic steering (incl. three driving modes: Comfort, Sport and Sport Plus)
Chassis tuned to achieve neutral steering behavior with linear build-up of transverse loads across the full range of lateral acceleration
M-specific double-wishbone suspension front axle with increased track width (64.02 in. versus 63 in. on standard 5 Series)
M-specific five-link rear suspension
Firmer anti-roll bars and new toe links with stiffer rubber mounts
M5-specific elastomer bearings on rear axle mounts
Steel X-brace and an aluminum transverse strut at rear axle
Aluminum tower-to-bulkhead and tower-to-frontend strut braces

Wheels / Tires / Brakes

275/40R 19 front and 285/40 R 19 rear tires are specially homologated for the new M5
Standard 19-inch five-double-spoke cast light-alloy wheels in polished Orbit Grey (front: 9.5x10, rear: 10.5x19)
Optional 20-inch seven-double-spoke wheels in black or polished black (front tires: 275/35 R 20, rear tires: 285/35 R 20)
Standard M compound brakes are significantly lighter than conventional cast iron units
15.55 x 1.41 in. perforated, inner-vented 6-piston fixed calipers
14.96 x 1.10 [in] perforated, inner-vented single-piston floating calipers
Optional M carbon ceramic brakes with front 6-piston fixed calipers (15.74 x 1.49 in.) and rear single-piston floating calipers (14.96 x 1.10 in.)
Ceramic brakes reduces unsprung weight by 50.7 lbs

Exterior

Carbon fiber-reinforced plastic (CFRP) roof
Aluminum hood
Rear diffuser, side skirts, the M rear apron, M exterior mirrors and M rear spoiler
Hexagonal central front air intake (incorporate oil cooler)

Interior / Technology

Red starter button
Two red-painted M1 and M2 buttons next to gearshift paddles
M1/M2 buttons configurable to control M xDrive, DSC, engine, transmission, damper, steering and M view in HUD
Extended merino leather standard
Race style bucket M multifunction seats with illuminated M5 logo
Aluminum trim with carbon-structure
Standard with all driver assistance systems featured in standard 5 Series


Limited BMW M5 First Edition

"First Edition" special-edition model
Limited to 400 examples worldwide (50 for the U.S.)
Available starting Spring 2018
Frozen Dark Red Metallic paintwork
Individual high-gloss Shadow Line trim
Kidney grille, M gills and four tail pipes come in high-gloss black
20-inch seven-double-spoke light-alloy wheels in black
Piano Finish Black interior trims
Plaque on center console indicating the car's production number ("M5 First Edition 1/400")
Available with full-leather upholstery in Smoke White with red contrast stitching


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Launch Control, Gear Shifts and Some Sideways action:

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Mamboza

Member
Am i reading correct? No more DCT??
I remember a post about M division phasing out dct...didnt think it will be this quick

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reid26

Member
This is a thing of beauty.

Ok gents - I'm off to Bittrex to fund this


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momo1

Well-known member
@ R1.85m I could never afford to pay that much for a car right now or in the near future..
But relative to the current super car prices, it really is, (dare I say it) “CHEAP!”.
0-100 in 3.2 seconds is Ferrari 458 quick, not forgetting this has more creature comforts , 4 doors, 4 seats and a large boot..

Epic!
 
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