BMW pulls M5 from the market, has gas pump problems

Serious problems with new cars affect not only ordinary producers but also premium ones. The most recent example is the withdrawal of BMW M5 due to problems with gasoline pumps, Kosovo Press broadcasts.

The solution is relatively simple and implies a software engine management app and the start of the service for nearly 900 vehicles is planned for 6 July. This problem in the last generation BMW M5 relates to cars produced between August 21st 2017 and April 17th 2018.

German producer announced that it has temporarily halted the sale of all M5 vehicles in stock at the appointed time interval.

BMW M5 is enabled by an MTinpower Turbo V8 engine with 4.4 liters producing 600 horsepower. The car unit is paired with an eight - speed automatic transmission, and power is transmitted to all four wheels. From 0 to 100 km/h, the new BMW M5 accelerates to only 3.4 seconds, while taking 11.1 seconds to speed up 200 hours.

The motor vehicle is equipped with a maximum speed limit of 250 km/h, but the limit may increase by 305 km/h if the client orders the car with the M Drive package.