1993 BMW e34 M5 For Sale: A 59k Mile Steal!

7 Responses to “1993 BMW e34 M5 For Sale: A 59k Mile Steal!”

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   fredvh1
   July 24th, 2008 7:17 pm

   Those wheels are BMW, they come with the e39 530i with the M Sport package. I think they look really good with the car. Stock e34 M5 wheels looks cheesy, like they came straight from the eighties.

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   admin
   July 25th, 2008 11:24 am

   Thanks for your comment Fred, but I don’t think those are they stockers you’re thinking. Not with that much lip.

   dc

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   Carlos
   October 29th, 2008 7:17 am

   I’m from Brazil… here we haven’t some E34….. one day I’ll buy this car…….
   nice car…….

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   steven chen
   January 27th, 2009 12:10 am

   people change e34 m5 rims are stupid cus they have no idea what bbs have done to the rims.
   those on the 91 m5 are three piece system one rims with turbine design suck in air auxillarily. those on 93 m5 are also three piece bbs system two rims. who evere change those rims are not real bmw m5 drivers. the only upgrade i will aprove is bigger alpina rims.

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   Jim
   January 27th, 2009 7:49 am

   People change rims for a lot of reasons. It’s well known that the original rims were designed to cool the brakes. That being said even BMW got the idea that the disc rims looked like hell and went and changed them. You don’t judge someone else’s knowledge or enthusiasm just because they changed rims unless they put on some 22 inch bling junkers

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   eddie
   March 25th, 2010 3:09 am

   i have an e34 525. deciding on my next car e34 m5. e39 non-m5. or e38? the e34/e39 would be manual. the 34 has a more masculine look. but the e39 has more comfortable interior. and the e38 costs less and bigger then both of those. which one is better buy????

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   Dan Crouch
   March 25th, 2010 1:38 pm

   Tough question to answer Eddie! Considering all of these are getting up there in age, I’d make sure to budget $1-2k, maybe more for the M models, each year for maintenance. With that in mind, buy the best example you can find that’s nearby. Maintenance history is a must, especially with any kind of miles. I also personally try to stay away from modified cars as it can often indicate a hard life.

   Good luck!

   dc

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