2013 BMW M5 Tested: M1 & M2 Drive Buttons

During Automotive Rhythms' test drive today with the new 5th generation 2013 BMW M5 at Ascari Race Resort in Spain, we were able to experiment with the performance sedan's two new M Drive buttons which are a part of MMI or Man Machine Interface. Two individually configured set-ups for the M5 can be called up using the new M Drive buttons on the steering wheel; range of programmable parameters unique in the segment: engine response, M Servotronic responses, Drivelogic shift program, DSC mode, Dynamic Damper Control and information in the Head-Up Display.

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[Sean Sullivan]

Listen bro. If you buy an M5, you don't complain about complexity. You get smart, and appreciate that you are driving the fastest production sedan in the world.

[200208195]

One does not simply drive an M5

[mrzoperxplex]

Who the fuck came up with this shit!

[word604]

because turning the car on, and putting in D requires minimum 3 colored pens in your front pocket, huh

[Jane Dogh]

As of last week the fastest production sedan in the world is Mercedes E63 4matic

[Jane Dogh]

This thing has no engine sound -0- sound

[Gilian J]

Actually the BMW M5 isn't the fastest production sedan in the world.

The fastest production sedan in the world is the Brabus Rocket.

(Even though some say it's not a production care I can agree with that)

[Austin1tierney]

It's 81 different settings you can have

[syed arif]

one must not simply insult german cars. please comment on your local cars first... then only compare with this beast m5