2020 M5 Sedan Exterior
The M5 is a subtly styled luxury performance sedan, but it's still fairly easy to tell that this is the big daddy of the 5 Series range if you know what to look for. LED headlights and daytime running lights flank a large pair of kidney grilles, with gaping air intakes below. The front fenders feature the trademark vents that's common to all modern M cars, with the mirrors also subtly redesigned. At the back, a diffuser-style rear bumper and a quad-exit exhaust configuration is complemented by a svelte trunk spoiler. As standard, the M5 rides on 19-inch wheels, but Competition and Edition 35 Years models get 20s from the factory.
2020 M5 Sedan Exterior Photos
Dimensions
The M5 may be a fast sedan, but there's a lot of car to carry around. Curb weight is rated at 4,370 pounds, and the physical dimensions are similarly large too. Width measures 74.9 inches across, excluding the mirrors, while length is 195.5 inches. The wheelbase is 117.4 inches. The regular M5 is 57.8 inches in height while the larger wheels on the Competition and 35 Years models make them 58 inches tall.
2020 BMW M5 Sedan Exterior Dimensions:
BMW M5 Sedan Trims | Sedan | Competition Sedan | Edition 35 Jahre |
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Max Width | 74.9 in. | 74.9 in. | 74.9 in. |
Length | 195.5 in. | 195.5 in. | 195.5 in. |
Height | 58 in. | 58 in. | 58 in. |
Wheelbase | 117.4 in. | 117.4 in. | 117.4 in. |
2020 BMW M5 Sedan Weight Information:
BMW M5 Sedan Trims | Curb Weight |
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Sedan | 4,370 lbs. |
Competition Sedan | 4,370 lbs. |
Edition 35 Jahre | 4,370 lbs. |
2020 BMW M5 Sedan Tires:
Front Tire | P275/40YR19 |
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Rear Tire | P285/40YR19 |
2020 BMW M5 Sedan Wheels:
Wheels Type | Aluminum Wheels |
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Front Wheel Size | 19" x 9.5" |
Rear Wheel Size | 19" x 10.5" |
Exterior Colors
The M5 Edition 35 Years is offered in a single, exclusive color: the body is painted in BMW Individual Frozen Dark Grey II, a metallic finish. The regular M5 and M5 Competition get access to a lot more options, with no-cost metallic options including Black Sapphire, Snapper Rocks Blue, Donington Grey, Bluestone, Marina Bay Blue, and Singapore Gray. Other options include Almandin Brown II, Champagne Quartz II, Rhodonite Silver, and Azurite Black II - each of which costs a pretty penny at $1,950. Our favorite is the last option, a dark but deep paint finish with hints of blue in the right light that inspires images of royalty. However, the free Singapore Grey option is also very attractive in the metal. The only non-metallic color choice is Alpine White.