The BMW M5 E34, released in 1989, was the second generation of the iconic M5 series. It featured a more modern design and improved performance compared to its predecessor, the E28. The E34 was powered by a 3.6-liter inline-six engine, producing up to 311 horsepower. It also had advanced features such as electronic stability control and a six-speed manual transmission. Interesting facts about the E34 include its use in the German Touring Car Championship and its limited edition version, the M5 Winkelhock Edition. Today, the E34 is highly praised for its impressive performance and advanced technology.
