The BMW M5 Competition blends supercar performance with everyday luxury—but does it deserve the title of the best car ever made? Let’s put it to the test and find out!

BMW M5 F90 Competition in Alderley Edge, United Kingdom Brutal M5! The sunlight was really awful which made it hard to take good pictures, today whilst on my break in college I found a few nice cars ...

BMW originally intended to split M5 production between 2/3 sedans and 1/3 wagons, but as it happens, high wagon demand saw ...

Inside it’s business (class) as usual, with only the red-finish starter button giving the game away that this is the Competition model. While the BMW M5 Competition is certainly a lot of money ...

There's good news for those who want to break into the German sports sedan market on a relative budget, however, because the ...

A plug-in hybrid system was the right call to improve the experience, adding another performance dimension to an already fast ...

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This 2019 BMW M5 (non-Competition) has 61,457 miles and is a two-owner vehicle, purchased from BMW of Monrovia. It features full front PPF, yellow DRLs, carbon fiber M Performance side skirts ...

When asked about the high-performance M5's production rollout, BMW said that the original plan was to build more sedans than wagons.

It’s the most focussed, sharpest driving BMW 5 Series you can buy, that ability having a slightly detrimental effect on the overall ride quality, but one that’s well worth it for the agility and ...