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Old 27th December 2007, 20:33   #1
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US M5 model-years?

Anyone sitting on info on what VIN distinguishes the 1992 model from the 1991
For the 1993 model-year I know the breaking point is BK06430. But what about the 1992? Searched the board a few times but could only find dates, not the exact VIN. For the "Euro" M5 3.6 the 1992 model year starts in 9/91 with GD55100.

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Looks like the VIN in question would be BK06292. This according to the BMW M Registry (bmwmregistry.com). That makes it 125 units sold as a 1992 model year.
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