The seventh instalment of BMW's M5 is the biggest and most powerful, but not the fastest. With plug-in hybrid power to soothe around town, comfort is likely, but how about performance and driving joy?
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2025 BMW M5 review
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It’s a rare day when BMW reveals a new M5. It’s only happened seven times in human history, after all — and when it comes, it’s always met with strong reactions from the legions of fans.