BMW M5 Sedan 2004

The 2004 BMW M5 Sedan represents the pinnacle of performance and luxury in the sports sedan category. Equipped with a 5-liter V10 engine producing 507 horsepower, it accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.7 seconds. Its understated design conceals exceptional capabilities, establishing it as a benchmark in its segment. (press.bmwgroup.com)

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History

The BMW M5 was launched in 1985, setting a new standard for sports sedans. The E60 generation, introduced in 2004, marked a turning point with the integration of a 5-liter V10 engine, a first for a production sedan. This evolution underscores BMW's commitment to pushing the boundaries of performance while maintaining the comfort and luxury characteristic of the brand. (press.bmwgroup.com)

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Technical data

4 powertrains recorded for the M5 Sedan. Some figures apply to the version as a whole rather than to each engine.

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Criterion
Power	210 kW	232 kW	250 kW	294 kW
Torque	340 Nm	360 Nm	400 Nm	500 Nm
Gearbox	Manuelle, 5 rapports	Manuelle, 5 rapports	Manuelle, 6 rapports	Manuelle, 6 rapports
Drivetrain	Propulsion	Propulsion	Propulsion	Propulsion
Fuel	Essence	Essence	Essence	Essence

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Power: 294 kW
Torque: 500 Nm
Transmission: Manuelle, 6 rapports
Drive type: Propulsion
Fuel: Essence

Recorded across the whole version

0-100 km/h: 4.6 - 6.5 s
Top speed: 245 - 250 km/h
Displacement: 3453 - 4941 cm3
Consumption: 11.3 - 13.9 L/100 km
Dimensions: 4620 x 1699 x 1400 mm
Weight: 1445 - 1695 kg

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Anecdotes

The 2004 BMW M5 was praised for its balance between raw performance and daily comfort. Its V10 engine was inspired by Formula 1 technology, reflecting BMW's commitment to motorsport. This sedan managed to captivate driving enthusiasts while remaining practical for everyday use. (press.bmwgroup.com)

Production

Production of the 2004 BMW M5 began in 2004, with customer deliveries scheduled for 2005. This model was produced until 2010, with minor updates over the years to maintain its competitiveness in the market. The 2004 M5 was produced in limited quantities, highlighting its exclusivity and status as a high-end model. (press.bmwgroup.com)

Press reception

Upon its release, the 2004 BMW M5 was widely praised by the automotive press for its exceptional performance and comfort. Critics highlighted the perfect balance between raw power and refinement, making this M5 a benchmark in its category. (press.bmwgroup.com)

Evolution

Since its first generation, the BMW M5 has consistently evolved to offer enhanced performance and advanced technologies. The 2004 E60 version stands out with its 5-liter V10 engine, replacing the V8 of previous models. This technological advancement allowed the M5 to remain competitive against its rivals while maintaining its unique character. (press.bmwgroup.com)

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Variants

The 2004 BMW M5 is primarily available in sedan form. A Touring (wagon) version was also offered, providing increased versatility while maintaining the M5's exceptional performance. These variants allow customers to choose the model that best suits their needs and preferences. (en.wikipedia.org)

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