BMW M5 F10: 305 km/h max speed for Germany and manual transmission for U.S. only
Our sister-magazine BimmerToday, quoting German publication Focus, reports on the possibility of the new 2012 BMW M5 to have an increased top speed. The at present usual 250 km/h top speed available in several other 1000 products is said to exist raised to 305 km/h (189mph), merely but for the German market.
In the past, many automakers offered commuter grooming courses in conjunction with their super sporty offerings, an elegant solution to accustom the buyers with their powerful vehicles. Even the BMW M5 E60 generation was ordered from the factory with 305 km/h, once again in Germany only.
The game seems to be repeating again with the new F10 M5. For an additional price into 4 figures, the top speed can be raised to 305 km/h and volition be combined with a driver training program. In guild to handle the increased top speed, the M5 will take to be equipped with tires having the speed alphabetize ZR (>240 kph). The usually tires used are marked Y and can handle up to 300 km/h.
Same German publication reports on the transmission choices for the new M5 which comes in two flavors: a vii-speed DCT gearbox and manual. Only for the US the manual gearbox volition be available, same as with the E60. As with the E60 M5, the manual manual volition exist available only for the U.S. market.
The dual-clutch gearbox will exist available with shift paddles on the steering wheel.
More data will be unveiled by BMW on April 1st and BMWBLOG will written report live from the outcome.
Source: https://www.bmwblog.com/2011/03/25/bmw-m5-f10-305-kmh-max-speed-for-germany-and-manual-transmission-for-u-s-only/
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