2006 M5 E60 V10 Beast Racing Dynamics Fully Upgraded Exhaust! Lci Tail Lights on 2040-cars
Plano, Texas, United States
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Please know this car was a CALIFORNIA Lemon law car because it had the SMG Transmission replaced at 52,000 miles. I view it as a very good thing because NO E60 M5 has a fresh transmission and flywheel in it! California lemon law cars are NOT actual lemons, any other state, especially Texas, would never lemon law a car for a transmission job. I have all BMW maintenance records to Prove my claims! Also, car has NEVER been in an accident! Truly clean This M5 is in flawless mechanical condition. Just had a fresh oil change done 3 weeks ago, as well as new front brakes! SMG Transmission, clutch, and flywheel were all replaced under CPO at 52,000 miles! This M5 came loaded with options which 90% do not have. It does not get better than this honestly. The gearbox is PERFECT. This car feels TWICE as mean as a completely stock M5. The Racing Dynamics additions really bring this car to life and make it one of a kind! The exhaust sounds like something out of a movie, honestly has to be heard in person. The engine has NO oil leaks what so ever! which is very hard to find with a car like this as any BMW enthusiast knows. There is NO other M5 out there that can compare to this, and anyone who drives this car will agree. This car has been adult owned and driven its entire life and has had tasteful, reliable, and professionally installed upgrades to make it truly one of a kind. I am doing a quick auction with a SUPER LOW reserve to see what happens. Below is a list of the stock options and after market additions AFTER MARKET ADDITIONS $$$ Complete Racing Dynamics Tune for efficiency and POWER Full Exhaust system upgrade with high flow cats by Racing Dynamics worth over $10,000 Upgraded LCI Tail Lights Racing Dynamics Carbon Fiber Trunk Spoiler Racing Dynamics Carbon Fiber Rear Window Spoiler Racing Dynamics Carbon Fiber Front Grill insert Black and White BMW Badges Lowered Suspension (still fully functioning stock suspension controls)
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BMW M models will stay rear-wheel drive as long as possible
Thu, Feb 25 2016Don't expect BMW's M cars to go soft any time soon. Carsten Pries, the division's head of product management, wants to focus on at least six cylinders and rear-wheel drive for as long as possible. Pries sees the combination of six (or more) cylinders and rear-wheel drive as defining features of the division. "These are cars that attract new people to the M brand and that is very important," he said to Motoring. He doesn't think it's time to deviate from that strategy yet. "I hope not, because six is part of our DNA. Not only the power, but that hallmark sound that we have." We certainly like Pries' sentiment, but the division's current lineup shows a willingness to compromise the purely rear-wheel drive focus when necessary. For example, the latest X5 M and X6 M already feature all-wheel drive systems, which can send 100 percent of the power to the back at times. Spy shots and rumors heavily suggest a similar option for the next-generation M5, too. The latest M4 GTS proves BMW knows how to tune a fantastic sounding six-cylinder, but there's no reason a well engineered four-cylinder model couldn't be great. The original M3 relied on one to speed around, and it became a performance icon of its period. Pries even admitted in 2014 that a new four-cylinder M vehicle could happen eventually. For now, he isn't ready to introduce a new four-pot model. Pries admits that the division's strategy might need to change someday, but he still expects to create M-badged models. "If the framework changes in the future, we have to look then at what we can do in terms of a proper or decent M offer," he said to Motoring. Related Video:
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Yes, according to Australia's Car Sales, the über-M4 has been hinted at by higher-ups at BMW's M division, who claim the rear seats will be removed, much like the M3 GTS, while other weight-saving measures will be used to try and bring the M4's weight below 3,000 pounds. There's no mention of engine mods, but if the M4's biturbocharged six is as good as we think it'll be, that's not a deal-breaker for us.
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