Used 2019 BMW M5 Sedan Consumer Reviews
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2019 Bmw M5
Okay well, the M5 is a a beautiful car, in my opinion it scored a 10/10 in every aspect. I don’t why the other reviews said it lack in Luxary compared to its competitors, like what? It’s a BMW they are number one in the game. Don’t listen to everyone they're high as a Kit. That’s all I wanted to say. If you read this I love you. Hahaha
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Sedan with speed
A great sedan when we take the kids but a sports car otherwise. Amazing acceleration and the options are over the top. Paid a bit of premium for the non standard exterior color
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- Competition SedanMSRP: $72,99510 mi away
- Base SedanMSRP: $51,99762 mi away
- Competition SedanMSRP: $59,99948 mi away
Brilliant Combination Track Car / Everyday Driver
I really loved my '07 328xi - and the AWD was great for ski trips. But it was getting a bit long in the tooth and the F30 3 series left me cold. Then I discovered the new M5 and ordered a 2019. This car is brilliant - more power than I'll ever need (but like having it anyway), handles and drives wonderfully, is a fantastic long distance cruiser, and with the addition of a set of all season tires I can drive it year around and take it skiing. Open road, I get around 25 mpg - which is about the same as the 328xi got - and I don't drive it slow. Latest update Aug 2021: Now that it's properly broken in, it just gets better and I'm actually getting somewhat better gas mileage than I did with the 328xi (about 10% better). Not bad considering it's a larger, heavier car with over two and half times the horsepower!
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Retirement present to myself
After years of driving a BMW 528 and Porsches to work I spoiled myself. This is a fantastic road car and I love the soft close doors and massaging seats. It has a tremendous amount of power up in the mountains and handles like it is on rails. This car exceeds what I thought it would be like. This is a race car disguised as a luxury car!
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Sometimes in life things ARE worth the $!
Yeah, a “bucket list” purchase- never thought I’d be able to own one, and it delivers almost 100%! So fun to drive, so secure. The i drive system is in my opinion the most intuitive and least intrusive. Not having to reach and touch a screen is great. I can pick some nits, tho: there are too many settingswith no real difference. I put it it comfort and let it go. The seats are “ventilated” but not cooled, and the massage function is weak. But these things are greatly outweighed by the decent fuel economy, the great range afforded by a big gas tank, a pacing cruise control that is very convenient, and a feature that lets you drive hands free for short periods. Surprising how just this little pause from holding the wheel is so refreshing on a long trip. Every car manufacturer today bundles the good stuff in a manner that you have to pay a lot and get a bunch of stuff you may not want however i do think in this case it was money well spent. The carbon brakes were horribly expensive and are very grabby until warmed up a lot, but they never show surface rust, keep the wheels clean, and stop better than expected. And all this tech probably saved my life and definitely the deer’s life that was in the middle of I75 at 0400 by allowing me to avoid it. It jostled my wife who was asleep in the back quite a bit tho.
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