2016 Bmw M5 Twin Turbo Competition Package - 575 Hp on 2040-cars
Mercer, North Dakota, United States
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2016 BMW M5 - Twin Turbo 4.4L V8 MONSTER
You will not find another M5 that is this clean for this low of a price, and trust me, this vehicle gets compliments from absolutely everyone!!
This beast has thousands of dollars of extras included and everything is pristine. I wrapped it 4 weeks ago with Avery Dennison gloss dark grey vinyl paired with fresh Rohana F1 candy red wheels. This combo with the Sakhir orange/black extended Merino leather interior is ridiculously clean and it BREAKS NECKS daily. The original black sapphire metallic paint job is also MINT and looks amazing with the OEM black 20" M5 wheels and tires.
This perfect ride has every option available and it is mind blowing how equipped this German engineered super car is. Here are some of the options it includes:
-Competition Package (increases engine to 575 hp).
o 20" M light alloy Double Spoke wheels, forged black with performance tires.
o Includes +15 horsepower.
o Sport exhausted with quad black chrome tailpipes.
o Enhanced steering.
-Driver assistance plus.
o Active blind spot detection.
o Active driving assistance.
o Side and top view cameras.
o Speed limit info.
-Executive package.
o Heated steering wheel.
o Soft-close automatic doors.
o Power rear sunshade and rear side window shades.
o Active front seats.
o Heated rear seats.
o 4-zone automatic climate control.
o Adaptive full LED lights.
o Automatic high beams.
o Head-up display.
o Concierge services.
-Active M rear differential.
-M blue-painted brake calipers with upgrade carbon-ceramic brake system.
-Adjustable dampers with three modes.
-Adjustable steering effort.
-Rear spoiler.
-Bang and Olufsen sound system with subwoofer.
-Seat ventilation system (cooled and heated) with lumbar support.
-Heads-up display.
-LED headlights, taillights, and interior lighting.
-Power trunk.
The M5 is also equipped with the competition package which includes a TWIN TURBO 4.4 engine and M double-clutch transmission with Drivelogic and launch control that puts down a whopping 575 horsepower and 500 lb-ft of torque to the wheels!
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