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BMW M5 2018

2017 M5 (F90)

Quick notes on BMW M5 engine size

    • Average size for generation: 4.4 L (4395 cc)
    • Smallest engine for generation: 4.4 L (4395 cc)
    • Largest engine for generation: 4.4 L (4395 cc)
    • Difference from world average: 2.05 L bigger (+2049 cc)
    • Engine power to cc ratio: 7 cc per 1 hp
    • Engine size to 1 passenger: 879 cc to 1 person
    • Difference from world's biggest: 4 L smaller (-3987 cc)
    • Difference from world's smallest: 3.97 L bigger (+3971 cc)
    • Torque from 1 liter: 170 Nm from 1 L
    • Enginert rating: 10 / 10

2018 BMW M5

  • 4.4 V8 —4395 cc (4395 L)
  • Competition 4.4 V8 —4395 cc (4395 L)

    2018 BMW M5 Engine size to power ratio

  • 4.4 V8 —7.3 cc/hp (10 cc/kW)
  • Competition 4.4 V8 —7 cc/hp (9.6 cc/kW)

    2018 BMW M5 Difference from world average engine size

  • 4.4 V8 —87.34 or 2049 cc bigger
  • Competition 4.4 V8 —87.34 or 2049 cc bigger

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    4.4 V8 4.4 L
    (4395 cc)     		87.3% bigger 200 cc to 1 mpg 136 hp from 1 L 231 cc to 100 kg
    Competition 4.4 V8 4.4 L
    (4395 cc)     		87.3% bigger 200 cc to 1 mpg 142 hp from 1 L 231 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle 4.4 V8
    Precise engine size 4.4 L (4395 cc)
    Difference from world average 87.3 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio 200 cc to 1 mpg
    Horsepower from 1 L 136 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 231 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle Competition 4.4 V8
    Precise engine size 4.4 L (4395 cc)
    Difference from world average 87.3 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio 200 cc to 1 mpg
    Horsepower from 1 L 142 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 231 cc to 100 kg

    BMW M5 2014

    2014 M5 (F10M LCI, facelift 2014)

    Quick notes on BMW M5 engine size

      • Average size for generation: 4.4 L (4395 cc)
      • Smallest engine for generation: 4.4 L (4395 cc)
      • Largest engine for generation: 4.4 L (4395 cc)
      • Difference from world average: 2.05 L bigger (+2049 cc)
      • Engine power to cc ratio: 7 cc per 1 hp
      • Engine size to 1 passenger: 879 cc to 1 person
      • Difference from world's biggest: 4 L smaller (-3987 cc)
      • Difference from world's smallest: 3.97 L bigger (+3971 cc)
      • Torque from 1 liter: 159 Nm from 1 L
      • Enginert rating: 10 / 10

    2014 BMW M5

  • 30 Jahre 4.4 V8 —4395 cc (4395 L)

    2014 BMW M5 Engine size to power ratio

  • 30 Jahre 4.4 V8 —7.3 cc/hp (10 cc/kW)

    2014 BMW M5 Difference from world average engine size

  • 30 Jahre 4.4 V8 —87.34 or 2049 cc bigger

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    30 Jahre 4.4 V8 4.4 L
    (4395 cc)     		87.3% bigger 183 cc to 1 mpg 136 hp from 1 L 231 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle 30 Jahre 4.4 V8
    Precise engine size 4.4 L (4395 cc)
    Difference from world average 87.3 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio 183 cc to 1 mpg
    Horsepower from 1 L 136 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 231 cc to 100 kg

    BMW M5 2011

    2011 M5 (F10M)

    Quick notes on BMW M5 engine size

      • Average size for generation: 4.4 L (4395 cc)
      • Smallest engine for generation: 4.4 L (4395 cc)
      • Largest engine for generation: 4.4 L (4395 cc)
      • Difference from world average: 2.05 L bigger (+2049 cc)
      • Engine power to cc ratio: 8 cc per 1 hp
      • Engine size to 1 passenger: 879 cc to 1 person
      • Difference from world's biggest: 4 L smaller (-3987 cc)
      • Difference from world's smallest: 3.97 L bigger (+3971 cc)
      • Torque from 1 liter: 155 Nm from 1 L
      • Enginert rating: 10 / 10

    2011 BMW M5

  • 4.4 V8 —4395 cc (4395 L)
  • Competition Package 4.4 V8 —4395 cc (4395 L)

    2011 BMW M5 Engine size to power ratio

  • 4.4 V8 —7.8 cc/hp (10.7 cc/kW)
  • Competition Package 4.4 V8 —7.6 cc/hp (10.4 cc/kW)

    2011 BMW M5 Difference from world average engine size

  • 4.4 V8 —87.34 or 2049 cc bigger
  • Competition Package 4.4 V8 —87.34 or 2049 cc bigger

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    4.4 V8 4.4 L
    (4395 cc)     		87.3% bigger 183 cc to 1 mpg 127 hp from 1 L 231 cc to 100 kg
    Competition Package 4.4 V8 4.4 L
    (4395 cc)     		87.3% bigger 183 cc to 1 mpg 131 hp from 1 L 231 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle 4.4 V8
    Precise engine size 4.4 L (4395 cc)
    Difference from world average 87.3 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio 183 cc to 1 mpg
    Horsepower from 1 L 127 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 231 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle Competition Package 4.4 V8
    Precise engine size 4.4 L (4395 cc)
    Difference from world average 87.3 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio 183 cc to 1 mpg
    Horsepower from 1 L 131 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 231 cc to 100 kg

    BMW M5 2007

    2007 M5 Touring (E61)

    Quick notes on BMW M5 engine size

      • Average size for generation: 5 L (4999 cc)
      • Smallest engine for generation: 5 L (4999 cc)
      • Largest engine for generation: 5 L (4999 cc)
      • Difference from world average: 2.65 L bigger (+2653 cc)
      • Engine power to cc ratio: 10 cc per 1 hp
      • Engine size to 1 passenger: 1000 cc to 1 person
      • Difference from world's biggest: 3.4 L smaller (-3383 cc)
      • Difference from world's smallest: 4.58 L bigger (+4575 cc)
      • Torque from 1 liter: 104 Nm from 1 L
      • Enginert rating: 10 / 10

    2007 BMW M5

  • 5.0i V10 —4999 cc (4999 L)

    2007 BMW M5 Engine size to power ratio

  • 5.0i V10 —9.9 cc/hp (13.4 cc/kW)

    2007 BMW M5 Difference from world average engine size

  • 5.0i V10 —113.09 or 2653 cc bigger

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    5.0i V10 5 L
    (4999 cc)     		113.1% bigger 312 cc to 1 mpg 101 hp from 1 L 263 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle 5.0i V10
    Precise engine size 5 L (4999 cc)
    Difference from world average 113.1 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio 312 cc to 1 mpg
    Horsepower from 1 L 101 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 263 cc to 100 kg

    BMW M5 2005

    2005 M5 (E60)

    Quick notes on BMW M5 engine size

      • Average size for generation: 5 L (4999 cc)
      • Smallest engine for generation: 5 L (4999 cc)
      • Largest engine for generation: 5 L (4999 cc)
      • Difference from world average: 2.65 L bigger (+2653 cc)
      • Engine power to cc ratio: 10 cc per 1 hp
      • Engine size to 1 passenger: 1000 cc to 1 person
      • Difference from world's biggest: 3.4 L smaller (-3383 cc)
      • Difference from world's smallest: 4.58 L bigger (+4575 cc)
      • Torque from 1 liter: 104 Nm from 1 L
      • Enginert rating: 10 / 10

    2005 BMW M5

  • 5.0i V10 —4999 cc (4999 L)

    2005 BMW M5 Engine size to power ratio

  • 5.0i V10 —9.9 cc/hp (13.4 cc/kW)

    2005 BMW M5 Difference from world average engine size

  • 5.0i V10 —113.09 or 2653 cc bigger

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    5.0i V10 5 L
    (4999 cc)     		113.1% bigger 312 cc to 1 mpg 101 hp from 1 L 278 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle 5.0i V10
    Precise engine size 5 L (4999 cc)
    Difference from world average 113.1 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio 312 cc to 1 mpg
    Horsepower from 1 L 101 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 278 cc to 100 kg

    BMW M5 1998

    1998 M5 (E39)

    Quick notes on BMW M5 engine size

      • Average size for generation: 4.94 L (4941 cc)
      • Smallest engine for generation: 4.9 L (4941 cc)
      • Largest engine for generation: 4.9 L (4941 cc)
      • Difference from world average: 2.6 L bigger (+2595 cc)
      • Engine power to cc ratio: 12 cc per 1 hp
      • Engine size to 1 passenger: 988 cc to 1 person
      • Difference from world's biggest: 3.4 L smaller (-3441 cc)
      • Difference from world's smallest: 4.52 L bigger (+4517 cc)
      • Torque from 1 liter: 101 Nm from 1 L
      • Enginert rating: 10 / 10

    1998 BMW M5

  • 4.9 —4941 cc (4941 L)

    1998 BMW M5 Engine size to power ratio

  • 4.9 —12.4 cc/hp (16.8 cc/kW)

    1998 BMW M5 Difference from world average engine size

  • 4.9 —110.61 or 2595 cc bigger

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    4.9 4.94 L
    (4941 cc)     		110.6% bigger 291 cc to 1 mpg 81 hp from 1 L 275 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle 4.9
    Precise engine size 4.94 L (4941 cc)
    Difference from world average 110.6 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio 291 cc to 1 mpg
    Horsepower from 1 L 81 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 275 cc to 100 kg

    BMW M5 1992

    1992 M5 Touring (E34)

    Quick notes on BMW M5 engine size

      • Average size for generation: 3.8 L (3795 cc)
      • Smallest engine for generation: 3.8 L (3795 cc)
      • Largest engine for generation: 3.8 L (3795 cc)
      • Difference from world average: 1.45 L bigger (+1449 cc)
      • Engine power to cc ratio: 11 cc per 1 hp
      • Engine size to 1 passenger: 759 cc to 1 person
      • Difference from world's biggest: 4.6 L smaller (-4587 cc)
      • Difference from world's smallest: 3.37 L bigger (+3371 cc)
      • Torque from 1 liter: 105 Nm from 1 L
      • Enginert rating: 10 / 10

    1992 BMW M5

  • 3.8 —3795 cc (3795 L)

    1992 BMW M5 Engine size to power ratio

  • 3.8 —11.2 cc/hp (15.2 cc/kW)

    1992 BMW M5 Difference from world average engine size

  • 3.8 —61.76 or 1449 cc bigger

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    3.8 3.8 L
    (3795 cc)     		61.8% bigger 165 cc to 1 mpg 89 hp from 1 L 223 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle 3.8
    Precise engine size 3.8 L (3795 cc)
    Difference from world average 61.8 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio 165 cc to 1 mpg
    Horsepower from 1 L 89 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 223 cc to 100 kg

    BMW M5 1992

    1988 M5 (E34)

    Quick notes on BMW M5 engine size

      • Average size for generation: 3.67 L (3665 cc)
      • Smallest engine for generation: 3.5 L (3535 cc)
      • Largest engine for generation: 3.8 L (3795 cc)
      • Difference from world average: 1.32 L bigger (+1319 cc)
      • Engine power to cc ratio: 11 cc per 1 hp
      • Engine size to 1 passenger: 733 cc to 1 person
      • Difference from world's biggest: 4.7 L smaller (-4717 cc)
      • Difference from world's smallest: 3.24 L bigger (+3241 cc)
      • Torque from 1 liter: 104 Nm from 1 L
      • Enginert rating: 10 / 10

    1992 BMW M5

  • 3.5 —3535 cc (3535 L)
  • 3.8 —3795 cc (3795 L)

    1992 BMW M5 Engine size to power ratio

  • 3.5 —11.2 cc/hp (15.2 cc/kW)
  • 3.8 —11.2 cc/hp (15.2 cc/kW)

    1992 BMW M5 Difference from world average engine size

  • 3.5 —50.68 or 1189 cc bigger
  • 3.8 —61.76 or 1449 cc bigger

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    3.5 3.54 L
    (3535 cc)     		50.7% bigger 141 cc to 1 mpg 89 hp from 1 L 208 cc to 100 kg
    3.8 3.8 L
    (3795 cc)     		61.8% bigger 158 cc to 1 mpg 89 hp from 1 L 223 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle 3.5
    Precise engine size 3.54 L (3535 cc)
    Difference from world average 50.7 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio 141 cc to 1 mpg
    Horsepower from 1 L 89 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 208 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle 3.8
    Precise engine size 3.8 L (3795 cc)
    Difference from world average 61.8 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio 158 cc to 1 mpg
    Horsepower from 1 L 89 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 223 cc to 100 kg

    BMW M5 1985

    1984 M5 (E28)

    Quick notes on BMW M5 engine size

      • Average size for generation: 3.45 L (3453 cc)
      • Smallest engine for generation: 3.5 L (3453 cc)
      • Largest engine for generation: 3.5 L (3453 cc)
      • Difference from world average: 1.11 L bigger (+1107 cc)
      • Engine power to cc ratio: 12 cc per 1 hp
      • Engine size to 1 passenger: 691 cc to 1 person
      • Difference from world's biggest: 4.9 L smaller (-4929 cc)
      • Difference from world's smallest: 3.03 L bigger (+3029 cc)
      • Torque from 1 liter: 99 Nm from 1 L
      • Enginert rating: 10 / 10

    1985 BMW M5

  • 3.5 —3453 cc (3453 L)

    1985 BMW M5 Engine size to power ratio

  • 3.5 —12.1 cc/hp (16.4 cc/kW)

    1985 BMW M5 Difference from world average engine size

  • 3.5 —47.19 or 1107 cc bigger

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    3.5 3.45 L
    (3453 cc)     		47.2% bigger - 83 hp from 1 L 247 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle 3.5
    Precise engine size 3.45 L (3453 cc)
    Difference from world average 47.2 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio -
    Horsepower from 1 L 83 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 247 cc to 100 kg

    BMW M5 1980

    1980 M5 (E12)

    Quick notes on BMW M5 engine size

      • Average size for generation: 3.45 L (3453 cc)
      • Smallest engine for generation: 3.5 L (3453 cc)
      • Largest engine for generation: 3.5 L (3453 cc)
      • Difference from world average: 1.11 L bigger (+1107 cc)
      • Engine power to cc ratio: 16 cc per 1 hp
      • Engine size to 1 passenger: 691 cc to 1 person
      • Difference from world's biggest: 4.9 L smaller (-4929 cc)
      • Difference from world's smallest: 3.03 L bigger (+3029 cc)
      • Torque from 1 liter: 88 Nm from 1 L
      • Enginert rating: 10 / 10

    1980 BMW M5

  • 3.5i —3453 cc (3453 L)

    1980 BMW M5 Engine size to power ratio

  • 3.5i —15.8 cc/hp (21.6 cc/kW)

    1980 BMW M5 Difference from world average engine size

  • 3.5i —47.19 or 1107 cc bigger

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    3.5i 3.45 L
    (3453 cc)     		47.2% bigger - 63 hp from 1 L 247 cc to 100 kg
    Vehicle 3.5i
    Precise engine size 3.45 L (3453 cc)
    Difference from world average 47.2 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio -
    Horsepower from 1 L 63 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight 247 cc to 100 kg