About the E60 M5 & M6
#16
Originally Posted by Jeremy
If you're worried about the SMG, buy a 6-Speed as they're out now.
As for the first year car comments, we had a 2000 E39 M5 that never had a problem for the 25K miles we owned it.
Jeremy
As for the first year car comments, we had a 2000 E39 M5 that never had a problem for the 25K miles we owned it.
Jeremy
#17
Originally Posted by Octanemia
the manual version is for the US only.
Jeremy
#20
Originally Posted by Jeremy
Really!?!?!? That's a first! We're the country that usually doesn't get stick shift cars...something about us being lazy
Jeremy
Jeremy
#21
Have had many 1st year cars and there is deff an improvemet curve. Have been diving an M6 Cab for 3 months with SMG and LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!! you can make it soft hard or anything in between, wish I could do that with some other things
#22
Originally Posted by SallyMobile
Except the 6-speed has a clutch delay valve (no aggressive standing starts), non-defeatable traction control (unlike SMG), and the 400hp/500hp is only accessable through the menus (unlike SMG).
Also, didn't realize they put a CDV valve on the car. Bummer...
#23
Originally Posted by M5Kid
So you can't set the M Button to active P500 mode along with other personalized options like with the SMG version? Or, is there no M button?
Also, didn't realize they put a CDV valve on the car. Bummer...
Also, didn't realize they put a CDV valve on the car. Bummer...
#28
Originally Posted by Bimmeristic
Those of you who get 10 mpg in the city, how are you all driving your toys?
Are you suffering from rightfootitis?
Are you suffering from rightfootitis?
12 mpg: M5
18 mpg: 02 996TT at ~600hp
#29
Originally Posted by SallyMobile
There's no power button. M button can still be programmed. CDV kinda sucks, but can be disabled, though that'll probably affect your warranty. Someone someday will probably figure out how to program out the non-defeatable traction control.