It's not very often that I'll film a car that we have for sale, but this particular 2002 BMW E39 M5 car deserves the introduction. This is legitimately my favorite 4 door car, period. Earlier on in my 20s I had a particular E39 M5 with Dinan upgrades that I adored. A few years later I let one get away that I could cry about today.
It's the feeling of manually-shifting 400 horsepower in a naturally-aspirated V8 sedan with nearly perfect weight distribution, phenomenal suspension geometry that allows for exceptional control (even when going sideways :) while preserving the analog feel of a proper road car. The throttle response is spectacular, the steering feedback that's not coming through an electronic filter, and the intangible satisfaction of driving the car the way it is meant to be driven. This is not a car for a novice, it does take skill to drive this car on edge as the only way to truly experience the car is in Sport mode with DSC off...you can drive the wheels off it and it will come back and ask for more. I'd call it 4 wheel steering as you can turn that back end whenever you like :-)
This car is so much fun. Sadly my time is done with her, at the time this goes live she's up in the air having an extensive, professional grade detail done. She's going to look beyond incredible. This car will be available again soon, happy to answer any questions. Shit, if you've read this far you're obviously curious! :-) My email is [email protected]

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Chris Moran is a certifiable gearhead. Since childhood, Chris has been obsessed with cars of all kinds. These days, he hosts “Chris Drives Cars” which showcases unique and exceptional cars of all kinds. On the channel, you’ll see vehicles from Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Bentley, Rolls-Royce, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Maybach, McLaren, Audi, and many more. Focusing on the experience of the vehicle, Chris gets in depth in ways most hosts won’t. Test drives are always filmed to capture the feeling of being behind the wheel, capturing the sights and sounds of piloting each vehicle.