Facts
The 2002 BMW M5 has a 6-speed manual.
The 2001 BMW M5 has a 6-speed manual.
The 2003 BMW M5 has a 6-speed manual.
The 2009 BMW M5 has a 7-speed automated manual.
The 2006 BMW M5 has a 7-speed automated manual.
The 2013 BMW M5 has a 7-speed automated manual.
The 2010 BMW M5 has a 7-speed automated manual.
The 2014 BMW M5 has a 7-speed automated manual.
The 2008 BMW M5 has a 7-speed automated manual.
The 2007 BMW M5 has a 7-speed automated manual.
E28 M5 (1985-1988): 5 Speed ManualE34 M5 (1989-1995): 5 Speed Manual, with a 6 Speed Manual available as an option from 1991 onwardsE39 M5 (1998-2003): 6 Speed ManualE60 M5 (2005-2010): 7 Speed SMG III, with a 6 Speed Manual available as an option from October 2006 onwards in USA onlyF10 M5 (2011-Present): 7 Speed M-DCT, with a 6 Speed Manual available as an option in USA/Canada only
An M5 code typically refers to a specific diagnostic trouble code (DTC) related to automotive systems. In many contexts, M5 codes can indicate issues with engine performance, emissions, or other critical systems in the vehicle. For precise interpretation, it's essential to refer to the manufacturer's service manual or a diagnostic tool, as the exact meaning can vary between different makes and models.