BMW M5 M5 3.5, 1991 р.в.

This 1991 BMW M5 (E34) is a benchmark model in BMW’s performance history and remains one of the last truly analog “M” cars built with manual transmission and an inline-6 engine. This example’s mileage of 301,300 km is testament to strong longevity when well maintained, and it offers the opportunity to own one of BMW’s most celebrated performance sedans.Powered by the S38 engine that in this era produced around 315 PS (for the 3.5 L version) and capable of a claimed top speed of 250 km/h. BMW Guide+1 With a manual gearbox, this car delivers an engaged driving experience rarely found in modern execution.The E34 M5’s finely balanced chassis, precise steering and performance credentials mark it as both a usable enthusiast car and a future classic. With its high mileage, it’s important to emphasise the condition, service history and any provenance to reassure buyers.HighlightsRare 1991 BMW M5 in the iconic E34 generation — the last of the M5 sedans with this classic engine layout and build style.Manual transmission, which enhances its desirability among purists.Proven engine architecture: for early E34 M5 models the 3.5 L S38 produced approximately 315 PS and 360 Nm torque. Bmwcarspecs+1Top speed officially 250 km/h. Top Speeds Database+1301,300 km — while high, this shows the car has been used and enjoyed; used correctly, the S38 engine is known to be robust and rebuildable.Potential as a collector item: the E34 M5 is appreciated among enthusiasts for its analog feel and build quality.Important ConsiderationsGiven the mileage, it is advisable to provide or highlight:A full recent service history including major maintenance (valves, timing chain guides, cooling system, suspension bushes).Condition of manual gearbox and clutch — as wear here is expected in high-mileage examples.Any known issues typical of the E34 platform: rear suspension sag (especially SLS units), cooling system age, and wear in trim.Transparency with any upgrades or major components replaced will add buyer confidence.