by In the capital, the legendary 1999 BMW M5 E39 sedan is for sale. They are asking a decent $60,000 for the car, despite its 200,000 km mileage.
The fact is that the BMW M5 E39 sedan has undergone thorough restoration and upgrades worth $45,000. It has new belts, fenders, fuel pump, sills, hydraulic compensators, sunroof, moldings.
The BMW M5 E39 was also tuned with a modern SuperSprint Race exhaust system, Dinan intake, Stoptech braking system, and 19-inch Work VS-XX wheels. By the way, the owner will include the original exhaust, brakes, and wheels with the car.
Let’s recall that the stock BMW E39 M5 with a 400-horsepower V8 and 6-speed manual transmission accelerates to 100 km/h in 5 seconds and reaches a speed of 250 km/h. By the way, it’s not the most expensive M5, as some specimens cost even more.
