The market for fast sedans is at an all-time high. The many reasons to buy has ensured that loyal customers keep returning for more. With a growing customer base manufacturers have also tried to capitalize and be the king of performance sedans. Whilst it's hard to say with the multiple options available in today's market back in the early 2000's there was sure a clear winner and that was the iconic BMW M5 sedan. With its aggressive yet practical styling cues the E 60 M5 will go down as one of the best M5's ever to come out of Munich. With an M5 you really can't go wrong. You got the performance to scare supercars, as well as ferry the family around in practical comfort. With all this checked off your list it's time you invested in this 2006 BMW M5 sedan we have today. Located in Massachusetts and with just 63,000 miles on the clock since new this German autobahnstormer is yours to gently eat highway miles or enjoy a frenzied drive while on a track day

Exterior and Interior

At first glance the E60 M5 doesn’t look all that fast but that’s what makes it special. It truly was a wolf in sheep's clothing. This 2006 BMW M5 Sedan is finished off with a black exterior giving it a very stealthy look. There are very few wheel options that could match up to the factory BMW wheels which this car has. The original wheels give this car the right stance and looks any day. HID adaptive headlamps ensure great night-time lighting. Whilst it may go fast and sound like a million bucks the grey interior of this BMW M5 provides comfort and luxury like any luxury sedan. The heated and ventilated seats provide a nice perch, with the driver seat having a memory option, with the automatic climate control setting the right temp as well. Good tunes are echoed through this car’s Harman/Kardon logic 7 sound system and iDrive vehicle management system.

Engine

If you take a look at the entire line up before and after the E60 M5 you would notice they were powered by either inline 6 engines or V8 engines which are naturally aspirated or turbocharged but the E60 sported something special under the hood, a V10 engine, which this 2006 BMW M5 Sedan wears with pride. The 5.0L V10 when on its meanest setting can push out an impressive 500hp. Power is sent to the rear wheels of this car through a 7 speed SMG automatic gearbox. Whilst all this power is impressive what gear heads and collectors truly value is the raw sound this car makes; it's even regarded to be the best sounding car by many even today. If you ever feel like there's too much power this car also has launch control and stability control serving as the perfect driving aide.