1992 BMW M5 Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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What owners say

AI Summary · 7 reviews

"Owners of the 1992 BMW M5 generally love its powerful performance and impressive handling, noting the 340 horsepower as a major highlight. However, some drivers feel it falls short on braking and fuel economy compared to modern vehicles, and maintenance costs can be high. Overall, it's celebrated as a thrilling car to drive, especially on twisty roads."

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The straightline performance is a bit lacking compared to modern fast cars, but considering it's size and weight it's not too bad. What it may lack in performance it certainly makes up for in handling and driving pleasure. It really comes alive on a nice twisty road or track. The build quality is excellent but the newer 3.8 litre models can be a bit costly to maintain, the shocks are priced like they're made of gold etc.

July 29, 2008

There's just so many positive things I have to say about this car. I will buy another one, but a touring. The touring has even more grip and better handling.

April 28, 2008

The M5 Touring is hand made in only 891 ps. With 340 Bhp 400 Nm it is very fast and fun.

January 14, 2008