2013 BMW F10 M5: A Light Review and Tips on Ownership
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- Опубликовано: 26 дек 2021
- Big thanks to R-Tuned TV: / @rtuned2287
The BMW M5 is one of the greatest 4 door super sedans, known to the automotive world. The history of the model line is not mechanically perfect. But it never seems to disappoint its faithful fans. To the untrained eye the M5 may look like a regular car BUT it you look at long enough. The details start scream at you. The bigger and wider wheels, the lowered stance and the monster quad exhausts. If none that catches your eye, then the M5 badging with the blue and red stripe is the check mark. Yep you got yourself a 560 horsepower daily driver. 
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10+ years later, still a beautiful machine.
Love mine! Thing absolutely ripps!
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M5 4.4l V8: 👁️👄👁️
Great video! Deserves more views.
Thanks so much! Been a little hectic this year, and there will be more content coming on both this channel and R Tuned, the owner of the M5
I own this exact car in this video!
I bought it after R tuned sold it
Congrats! I really enjoyed driving it
why no one talking about the seats of this car? is there any car seat better? i dont think so..seat alone is tempting me to buy the car, incredible car seats
Overkill? lmao. I lost it when on 7:25 the guy commented that modifying a car means you "might be trying to overcompensate in some instances".... like bruh STOP. Drive a Mini van if you are going to be trash talking anyone that wants to modify their car. My f10 M5 is a 4,300lb tank...modifying it so it doesn't feel like I'm pulling a boat off the line is Mandatory.
Lol. I don’t disagree with you friend. I was in the blind spot of the camera giving the Rocks eyebrow up look at my channel partner (wth??). So the owner of the car is R Tuned on RUclips and he’s got a send off video for the M5 with a great reveal soon. Check him out and look for more collabs on BMWs with R Tuned here as well. Thanks for the comment! Appreciate you viewership!
dude you drove 3600 miles?!? damn, you ever heard of shipping?!?
I've always driven my cars that I purchased out of state back home, it's a great way to initially bond with your new car and have a memorable purchasing experience. I'd personally never ship because if something goes wrong during shipping, good luck resolving it in a timely manner.
Rod bearings every 40-50k miles also are very needed.
Aren't you thinking about the one with the V10?
@Ben Leader Unfortunately, these v8 engines have the same issue. It's only a 2-3k job though, which imo isn't bad for the price of them on the used market and the performance you're getting.
@@RAM_C5no they don’t, not if they’re cared for. Please do your research. E90/E92 maybe but even that interval is low for them
@@phillynarrowstraight I don't need to do research, I've been an owner. Lmao
@@RAM_C5 shame on you. Ex owner. I’m a current owner and you should do more research now, maybe things have changed. I’ve seen plenty of cars with over 100k miles on original rod bearings.