1993 BMW M5 Touring 5-Speed

This 1993 BMW M5 Touring is a Belgian-market car that was imported to the United States in the early 2000s and federalized prior to being registered in Tennessee for many years. This M5 wagon is powered by a 3. 8-liter inline-six paired with a five-speed manual transmission and is finished in Daytona Violet Metallic over black extended leather. Modifications include an M Tech 2 steering wheel, M Sport outside mirrors, and clear indicator lenses. The selling dealer has owned the car in Colorado for two years and added 10k miles of the 136k indicated total. A repaint has been performed in the factory colors of Daytona Violet (283) and Granite Silver (237), and clear paint-protection film has been added to the hood, fenders, and front bumper cover. This wagon reportedly was rear-ended at some point before it came to the United States, and there is evidence of this in the trunk floor by the fuel-level sender and where the hatch closes. The inner lower doors on the passenger side have corrosion, and there is rust on the passenger side behind the rear bumper and in the spare-tire well. Pictures of these areas and paint-meter readings are provided in the gallery. Amber indicator lenses have been replaced with clear components, and 1994â??â??95 M Sport convex sideview mirrors also have been installed.