BMW M5 Rental

BMW M5 Info

With an athletic design and impressive driving dynamics, there is no looking past the luxury BMW M5 Saloon. This car represents perfection as a moving art form. Aesthetics are expressed beyond the colour of the paintwork, the quality of materials and the surface contours, but in the aerodynamic enhancements and the user functionality.

The BMW M5 Saloon represents the joining of minds, be it of artistic designers and scientific engineers, in order to create a luxury car where form and function are seamlessly intertwined. Together, they have created a masterpiece of spectacular art as much as technological prowess. 

Addictive high-performance

Rent the BMW M5 Saloon and enjoy the car’s quality driving dynamics. Like the rest of the elite and prestigious M class series developed by BMW, the M5 Saloon has race track inspired features that have been modified and converted for everyday legal road use. This approach abides by the overall M class philosophy of combining elite cars that possess high performance attributes with everyday practicality.

The powerful engine is made up of an impressive M TwinPower Turbo V8 petrol engine. Yet, bringing precision to every drive is the M Carbon ceramic brakes, that astoundingly enhances the braking power and improves stabilization. Like many of the M5 Saloon’s best features, this incorporation uses technology siphoned off from the motorsport industry.

A host of driving aids

Adding to the drama of the drive is the Launch Control which assists the car to achieve maximum acceleration from a resting position (i.e. it’s how you will achieve that 4.3 second sprint to 100 km/h). All you need to do is deactivate the Dynamic Stability Control mode, select the next mode which is driving program 3, then firmly hold down the brake as you press the accelerator pedal to kickstart.

Whether you are travelling for business or pleasure the BMW M5 Saloon rental, makes for a wise choice. Paris, Zurich, Milan or Munich, the destination really doesn’t matter, as in truth, it’s the drive that counts.