2000 BMW M5 Test Drive
As models climbed higher and higher along the BMW ladder, eligibility criteria were increasingly selective. While almost anyone could have acquired a 3-series model, fewer people realistically could afford a car from the more expensive and more demanding 5-series.And this was even more true in the case of the 2000 M5, which was truly and genuinely lean and mean.
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