What are the differences between BMW M5 and M6?

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AnastasiaMarie
07/30/25 4:15am
The differences between BMW M5 and M6 are: 1. Different vehicle positioning: The BMW M5 is positioned as a high-performance mid-size sedan; the BMW M6 is positioned as a high-performance coupe. 2. Different body dimensions: The BMW M5 measures 4910mm, 1891mm, 1467mm; the BMW M6 measures 4871mm, 1855mm, 1372mm. 3. Different drive systems: The BMW M5 has an all-wheel drive system; the BMW M6 has a rear-wheel drive system. 4. Different transmissions: The BMW M5 has an 8-speed automatic transmission; the BMW M6 has a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission.
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