Driving A Moon Miles BMW (E28) M5
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2022
- This 1986 BMW E28 M5 has done almost enough miles to reach the moon! There are many things we like about the E28 M5, it’s the original super saloon for one but what we love to see even more is a car that has been so clearly well used and enjoyed.
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To me, the late 80's and early 90's were more or less the pinnacle of modern cars. Technology was good enough for daily use, and it was just prior to companies realizing they should cheapen cars so we'd buy more of them (they were genuinely making them "too good" and discovering people weren't buying more cars). The only downsides would be safety and even that was coming on decently in the early 90's. Everything since has just been "more horsepower" and more creature comforts, something I don't need in a car.
True. You could still daily a (better) 90's car just fine. I daily a 2004 Nissan Maxima A33 and while it's not _exactly_ a 90's car as it came out in 2000, it's pretty much based on the A32 Maxima that was in production from 1994 to 1999.
You can daily an escort RS turbo, I did but sadly some knob tried stealing it as apparently it’s easier to steal than work for things🤦🏼♂️🤬
Still have it 24yrs later as got a good one and you can still daily it when you want to, just avoid water🤷♂️😂
Tbh I’ve worked in the motor trade all my life for various manufacturers and all cars rust in the U.K. if used during the winter and rain, Christ modern cars suspension is falling apart after 5yrs!!!
Cars are built to a cost sadly even Bentleys I found out when working for them, if looked after well they will last forever if things are kept on top of, people don’t spend what’s needed 99% of the time👌🏻
More desirable than anything BMW produce today.
E39 m5 was gorgeous and brilliant
Thank you so much for sharing.... in my country, South Africa, one as clean as the one in this video sells for about $45 000 US
Amazing filmography once again credit to the filming and mastering!
One of the most beautiful car in the world
So rare
This gotta be the best colour combo ever
Stunning car. Love it!
A stunning example 👌👌
Crazy how small it looks nowadays, a modern 2-series is probably already bigger than this...
Didn´t feel that small back in the days, even tho it was barely any bigger than an E36. 🤷♂
Cool car and great to see it’s been driven a few miles but this video is poor. What’s it like to drive? How does it feel after that kind of mileage? How has the engine and interior faired over that distance? How’s it compare to a modern M5? All relevant questions, none of which were answered.
The engine note is remarkable and unexpected....I’ll take one of these and a Pro Cup M1 ....please
People say BMWs are unreliable and here we have one with more than 200,000s miles. Amazing that this one has been driven that much
They used to be reliable. They haven’t made reliable vehicles for over two decades.
@@ScramTek tbh their diesel cars are solid from my experience with regular maintenance, but I still agree their newer cars haven't been reliable like they used to be
@@ScramTek The Supra is pretty reliable
@@dre32pitt pretty new
@@mcspikesky and QC'd by Toyota, so I'm confident it wont have any major issues.. the B58 is a tank
Looks so nice with the proper european bumpers not like the ugly huge ones we had here in the states.
Who in their right mind would hack the leather door cards for those... things? And there are 2 per side, oh my
I would drive this rather than any EV all day!
all day, not everyday.
🤩🤩😍😍❤❤👍👍👍👍
I want a 635CSI so bad I can taste it! 😔#outofmypricerange lol
Not even high miles for an 80s BMW 6 💪🏽
Is this Chris's E28 M5? I remember his video from about 10 years ago or so..
Different car
@@Altostratus1992 I know the number plates are different, but I'm not sure how your plate system works out yonder.. You can have the same plate in the US for the entirety of your ownership of the vehicle.. but if you were to unregister it for a time being, you may not be able to get the same plate number again, unless it was a personalized plate.
@@dre32pitt The advert for the car itself it says the owners only had it a year and as far as I know Chris has never sold the M5 since the original video.
The plates for the UK stay with the car for it's life unless you get personalised plates, then you can transfer the personalised plate to another car if you want too but not 100% how that all works never looked into it much.
@@Altostratus1992 Ah, i missed the part regarding the owners. Thank you for the clarification. Yes, hopefully Chris learned his lesson after getting rid of the 997.2 GT3RS 4.0
No not his. Same colour
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Typical E28, the service indicator light is on. Time to get a paperclip… 😂
A lovely car of course but meaning no disrespect I thought this was a very meh video, lacking editoral focus or spirit and I learnt nothing about that particular M5. My recommendation: try Harry’s Garage for the real deal. Or anything by Chris Harris. Or the TG folks, they don’t sugar coat it.
The car does look better with a slightly dished rim
When BMW was the real deal......
Sooooo… what’s she worth today? 🤨
This mileage maybe 20-30k dollars for a M5. Lower mileage would be more.
TRhis ended when it wass just getting interesting. Should have looked at the time. Why bother watching.
Journalistic twaddle, trotting out clichés
I mean...what did you expect? This YT channel is an advert space for cars they're auctioning. That's as far as the info goes.
Quite right
The only issue with this video is, it is only tree minutes long. This car deserves a 15 minute video at the very least. Not cool man, not cool
Today's BMW has lost all its legacy. The designs are abysmal, even Hyundai has better designs. E28 & E34 were some of the best cars ever made
I had one of these back in the day. I kept it for almost 12 years then I saw one that had been in a serious collision and there was literally nothing left of the vehicle. The engine had been caught right into the passenger compartment. The trunk lid was where the backseat used to be and the steering wheel had pushed right through the chest of the driver. Ah, the good old days...
Oh, and if you think that this is a low dollar way of getting into the BMW experience, I think again with three fuel pumps, and prone to rusting everywhere and the primitive thermal reactor pollution control system setting fire to grass every time you drive anywhere, this is not a vehicle I would recommend. I suppose the upside is that look like a classic BMW. Maybe that's all that matters.