The BMW M5 E39 stood in the garage for 18 years and practically did not take off. The value of the sports sedan was $300,000.
A perfectly preserved 2003 BMW M5 sedan was found in the USA. The legendary sports model traveled only 1200 km. This was reported on the Enthusiast Auto Group website.
The BMW M5 E39 looks like new as it has been kept in a collection in Puerto Rico for 18 years and has hardly ever left the garage. It was brought to the USA in 2021.
The BMW M5 sports sedan looks like it just rolled off the assembly line. Its body is perfectly preserved, and the bi-colour interior trim is in good condition and the factory cellophane sticker remains on the steering wheel. There are even domestic tires, although they have recently been replaced by more modern tires.
The equipment of the BMW M5 E39 is quite rich – navigation, xenon headlights, parking sensors, electric and heated seats, curtains on the rear windows.
Now the BMW M5 E39 Time Capsule is on sale for $299,990. Such a cost is justified, because the cult model is now very much appreciated by collectors, and there are very few copies in good condition and low mileage. It is quite possible that this is the best preserved BMW M5 E39 in the world.
Recall that the BMW M5 E39 sports sedan was produced from 1998 to 2003, and a total of 20,482 cars were assembled. The charged version of the BMW 5 Series is equipped with a 400 horsepower 5.0-liter V8. With. and 6-speed manual transmission. Acceleration to 100 km / h takes 5 seconds and the maximum speed is limited to 250 km / h.
Previously Focus A BMW 1M time capsule with a range of 246 km is also reportedly sold in the US.
We also wrote that there is a very rare handcrafted BMW M5 E34 in Ukraine.
Source: Focus
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