Let’s take a spin in the legendary E60 BMW M5, a true unicorn: 500 horsepower, V10 engine, and available for around $15,000.

The experimental 10-cylinder was developed for a sport sedan, and it was believed to have been destroyed.

The team at DriveTribe uncovered and drove a perfect example of this daring absurdity in a YouTube video about an E39 BMW M5 that hid quite an oddity under its hood: A one-of-two experimental W10 ...

M5 buyers had the choice of a seven-speed automatic transmission (called an SMG by BMW) or a six-speed manual. According to BMW, the 5.0-liter V10 was inspired by Formula 1 engines that were ...

Ever seen an F10 BMW M5 business super sedan take on a Nissan GT-R supercar? Well, you are about to, so come inside and check ...

After four decades and seven generations, the BMW icon has acquired an electric motor, adding to its speed, handling and ...

The M5’s 4.4-litre twin ... of the previous model’s engine, but it counters with more power and masses more torque than the old normally-aspirated V10. This new unit is a technological tour ...

Come on… you always wanted a paddle-shift equipped estate car with a 5.0-litre V10 making 500+bhp and almost 8,000rpm. And with the E61 M5 Touring, that’s what ...

Maybe it’s apt that the BMW M5 slipped into the world ... E60 (2005)And so to the current M5, the E60. Despite having a 5-litre V10 developing 500bhp, an output that would have been considered ...

BMW has only made an estate, or Touring, version of the M5 on two occasions ... Both featured motorsport-derived engines, the most recent a naturally aspirated V10 paired with a single-clutch ...

Engines range from 4.4 xDrive to 4x4 xDrive ... it throughout its lifetime having been powered by a straight-six, through to a V10. In these more environmentally conscious times BMW underplays the ...