- 2002 Model Year BMW M5 Sedan
- Black exterior
- Black interior
- 6 speed manual transmission
- For sale by original owner
- Original window sticker available
- 2 keys included
- Seller reports a full size spare wheel and tire are included in sale
- Seller reports the car has never been modified
- Recent maintenance
The M series by BMW has a long line of 4-door Autobahn Stormers and amongst the lineup, one car didn't get the attention and love it deserves. The early 2000’s M5 series was an absolute hoot to drive and own but not recognized enough to make its mark on the automotive world. Fast forward 20 years and the E39 M5 is a legend in the automotive community and finally got the recognition it deserves. Magnus Walker from Hagerty featured one in his show ‘The Next Best Thing’. and Tyler Hoover from Hooview Garage owns one. With prices on the rise, it's time you owned a piece of legendary German engineering with this 2002 BMW M5 Sedan we have today. With a reported 62,000 miles on the clock, this car comes with its original window sticker, 2 keys included in the sale, and is reportedly for sale by the original owner as well!
Exterior and Interior
With the recent appreciation of the E39 M5, its sharp looks and aggressive body styling make for one of the best-looking M5 models. This 2002 BMW M5 Sedan sports a black exterior which goes well with its under-the-radar personality. The car sits on a set of factory gunmetal gray wheels with BMW center caps. The Seller reports a full-size spare wheel and tire are included in the sale as well. While it is a performance machine this 2002 BMW M5 Sedan with its black interior also boasts comfort and seats 4 people easily. The interior is almost factory fresh with every single component including the original wooden M series gear knob in place.
Engine
The M5 series sure are wolves in sheep's clothing, With the E39 M5 car buyers back in the day were in for a treat as this was the first time an M5 series car would sport a V8 powertrain. Under the hood of this 2002 BMW M5 Sedan lies a 4.9 L V8 engine. When new the car could push out a very impressive 394hp and 0 to 60 was achieved in just 4.8 seconds. The owner reports that the car has never been modified and has seen some recent maintenance. Power is sent to the rear wheels through a 6-speed Getrag manual transmission which contributes more to smiles per gallon.
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