The 1995 model utilized larger, "floating" front brake discs for better heat dissipation.
As the final year of production, the 1995 model is highly coveted by collectors as the last hand-built M5 and the only year to feature the six-speed manual transmission as standard. BMW M5 E34 (1995) – 1,44 -1,45
The M5-specific cluster (red needles and oil temp gauge) should be present. Look for sagging headliners or warped airbag covers on later '95 dashes. Market Value The 1995 model utilized larger, "floating" front brake
0–100 km/h in 5.9 seconds; Top speed limited to 250 km/h (155 mph) Weight: ~1,750 kg (3,858 lbs) What Makes the 1995 Model Special? The 1995 model utilized larger
Earlier E34 M5s used a 5-speed manual; the 1995 model's 6-speed unit significantly improved high-speed cruising and gear spacing.