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30th August 2003, 17:02	#1 (permalink)
Fin535dA Member, Sport: On DSC: Off Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Finland Age: 21 View my BMW 535dA -05 Carbonschwarz Sales Feedback: (0)	*OT: [Video] Revving a 523iA -96 (Not really an M5)* Hi there. Sorry, I know this isn't an M5, but a vast majority would not see this if I didn't post this here. Sorry Gustav and all other admins. Heck, I thought. I have to get some material from our 523iA before we sell it away. (The next car will be a beemer for sure, don't worry ) So, here's some revving. I never knew this car would go 6500 rpm. 11,8 MB found here. http://koti.mbnet.fi/systeem/files/bmw523ia.mpg More videos will be posted shortly, ie. acceleration etc. Btw, 523iA, 125 kW (170 Hp) @ 5500 rpm, 245 Nm @ 3500 rpm. 0-62 mph w/ automatic tranny: about 10,6 seconds or so... Slow as hell. __________________ *BMW 535dA ///M Sport -05* Ordered 4th Feb 2005, Delivery 15 Apr 2005 Colours: Exterior Carbonschwarz Metallic :-: Interior Black Dakota leather :-: Trim Alu Cube Pure :-: Headliner Black Anthracite Equipment:** Comfort Seats, Park Distance Control, Servotronic, Rear Sunshade, Side airbags for passengers, Bi-Xenon Headlights, Rear Seat Heaters Last edited by Fin523iA; 30th August 2003 at 18:03.

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