The new BMW M5 can be purchased in two variants, Standard and M Competition. Those who want even more exclusivity can go to a tuner for a custom body kit.
This is exactly what the owner of this M5 did. He asked AC Schnitzer for an aerodynamic package consisting of two spoilers, a splitter, a diffusor, side skirts and a racing-grade rear wing.
In addition to the above, the engineers installed a new exhaust system, an improved suspension and a paddle shifter. The stock BMW M5 engine received a boost to 700 hp (522 kW) and 850 Nm (627 lb×ft) of torque.
The first ever BMW M5 Competition by AC Schnitzer is now available for purchase at BMW Abu Dhabi.
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