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The 2025 BMW M5 serves up 717 horses, but its plug-in hybrid powertrain also adds a lot of weight.
The new M5 has nice moves for a car that weighs 5251 pounds.
With the help of the carbon-ceramic brakes and carbon-fiber roof, we were pleasantly surprised that the M5 weighed in at 139 pounds under its official curb weight.
We saw 60 mph in 3.0 seconds.
The M5 hangs on the skidpad to the tune of 0.98 g.
All-wheel drive helps the M5 rocket out of corners.
The new M5 carries a base price of $123,275—which, adjusted for inflation, is less than the 2000 M5 cost.
In EV mode, the M5 is good for 25 miles of range, per the EPA.
On its own, the M5's V-8 makes 577 horsepower. The electric motor adds 194 ponies more.
The quarter-mile requires just 10.9 seconds, which is awfully quick but still 0.3 second behind the best time posted by the previous-generation car.
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