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Old 18th January 2009, 00:32   #1
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Autobid Test Preview: BMW M5 vs Audi RS6 Sedan V10 BiTurbo vs Mercedes E63 AMG vs BMW Alpina B5S





1st place: RS6
0-100 km/h: 4,1 s
0-200 km/h: 13,2 s
GPS-Vmax.: 279 km/h (limited)
  • Pirelli P Zero
  • Titangrey-wheels
  • Ceramic brakes
  • 280 km/h Vmax.
  • RS-seats
2nd place: M5
0-100 km/h: 4,7 s
0-200 km/h: 13,8 s
GPS-Vmax.: 260 km/h (limited)

3rd place: E63 AMG
0-100 km/h: 4,4 s
0-200 km/h: 14,2 s
GPS-Vmax.: 250 km/h (limited)

4th place: B5 S
0-100 km/h: 4,7 s
0-200 km/h: 13,5 s
GPS-Vmax.: 322 km/h

Sachsenring:
1. RS6
2. M5
3. E63 AMG
4. B5 S
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Hm , take the cars out where they belong (autobahn) Who buys a B5 or AMG for trackdriving

Look on the times from 100 km/h - 200 Km/h , little bit surprising that the B5 has the best brakes ! 12,5 meters shorter from 200-0 km/h than the AMG , thats a lot

Drive in 100 km/h , hit the floor and the B5 will leave all the others behind
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Hm , take the cars out where they belong (autobahn) Who buys a B5 or AMG for trackdriving

Look on the times from 100 km/h - 200 Km/h , little bit surprising that the B5 has the best brakes ! 12,5 meters shorter from 200-0 km/h than the AMG , thats a lot

Drive in 100 km/h , hit the floor and the B5 will leave all the others behind
Excactly.....

But 100-200 . are you sure that the B5 is so much quicker than the others
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The top speed is impressive.
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The top speed is impressive.
This is a more powerfull car vs M5

200+ NM and similair HP the weight is the same .. and M5 have even a higher top-speed ,,
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However it is really annoying that we've never seen a defintive top sped test of the BMW M5 verified by GPS yet. I did that on my E39 M5: 80,0 m/s = 291 km/h limited by 6500 rpm limiter on 6th.

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However it is really annoying that we've never seen a defintive top sped test of the BMW M5 verified by GPS yet. I did that on my E39 M5: 80,0 m/s = 291 km/h limited by 6500 rpm limiter on 6th.
Do you mean the E39 M5 ,, is flatout 290+ in real speed (( not capable of more ))

ps ,, if i remember correctly ,, there was a speed test were some member went to 332 on GPS in a M6 ,,,,, or am i talking ,,concrete
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