In anticipation of seeing you live at the next exhibition in Shanghai 2011 (April 21 to 28), were issued in the network are the first images that portray the future BMW M5 Concept, shown to a small circle of people during a presentation held in Monaco, Germany . The Bavarian sports, virtually ready for series production, has the daunting task of replacing the old version out of the picture last July and sold 20,548 copies in well.
Aesthetically, the M5 concept echoes the style typical of BMW Motorsport department of production: the front for a new bumper fascia similar to the one fitted on the latest BMW M3 is equipped with three air intakes below the lower lip incorporating a particularly pronounced. In side view you can see the new alloy wheels star-spoke with and characterized by black, while behind the front wheel arches there are two slots designed to give a nice view to stage effect.
The side also gains the new side mirrors feature a more aerodynamic shape and the unusual design sill strips strong. All the grit of the car is summed up by the tail become more aggressive and racy dall'inedito rear bumper that houses the lower the fan and the gritty sports exhaust system with four-way.
The interiors are still shrouded in mystery, but it is easy to imagine the level of detail with a "racing" to equip the car such as steering wheel and shift knob, aluminum pedals, perforated sport seats and high-containment, all signed strictly by the logo "M". The M5 will drop naturally aspirated 5.0-liter V10 and to embrace the powerful 507 hp 4.4 V8 with double charged that he made his debut on the X5 and X6 M.
The new engine will have a power range that could vary from 550 to 600 hp, rear wheel drive strictly downloaded through the new automatic transmission with sequential-eight reports. As noted above, the BMW M5 will debut in April as a concept at the Shanghai Motor Show 2011, and it will show the European public - as the final - at the upcoming Frankfurt Motor Show 2011 (15-25 September), then get on our market during 2012 at a price certainly exceeding 100,000 euro. 
Aesthetically, the M5 concept echoes the style typical of BMW Motorsport department of production: the front for a new bumper fascia similar to the one fitted on the latest BMW M3 is equipped with three air intakes below the lower lip incorporating a particularly pronounced. In side view you can see the new alloy wheels star-spoke with and characterized by black, while behind the front wheel arches there are two slots designed to give a nice view to stage effect.
The side also gains the new side mirrors feature a more aerodynamic shape and the unusual design sill strips strong. All the grit of the car is summed up by the tail become more aggressive and racy dall'inedito rear bumper that houses the lower the fan and the gritty sports exhaust system with four-way.
The interiors are still shrouded in mystery, but it is easy to imagine the level of detail with a "racing" to equip the car such as steering wheel and shift knob, aluminum pedals, perforated sport seats and high-containment, all signed strictly by the logo "M". The M5 will drop naturally aspirated 5.0-liter V10 and to embrace the powerful 507 hp 4.4 V8 with double charged that he made his debut on the X5 and X6 M.
The new engine will have a power range that could vary from 550 to 600 hp, rear wheel drive strictly downloaded through the new automatic transmission with sequential-eight reports. As noted above, the BMW M5 will debut in April as a concept at the Shanghai Motor Show 2011, and it will show the European public - as the final - at the upcoming Frankfurt Motor Show 2011 (15-25 September), then get on our market during 2012 at a price certainly exceeding 100,000 euro.
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