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I've seen many Charger SRT8 cars on the West Coast. It is bulky and does have sequential power.
I'd pick the M5 cause it's sleeker and has a lower gravitational stance than the SRT8. I think the M5's power and handling is engineered better than the SRT8.
Good luck...
I'd pick the M5 cause it's sleeker and has a lower gravitational stance than the SRT8. I think the M5's power and handling is engineered better than the SRT8.
Good luck...
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sorry for stealing your thread, but since we're on the topic of M5's especially a used one, what's the ballpark range that they're going for now?
Does the M5 hold it's value over the years?
I know they're limited production and I hardly see them on the streets occassionally here and there.
I did notice that the owners driving the M5 have kept their cars very clean, though.
Just curious....Thanks...teeman3
Does the M5 hold it's value over the years?
I know they're limited production and I hardly see them on the streets occassionally here and there.
I did notice that the owners driving the M5 have kept their cars very clean, though.
Just curious....Thanks...teeman3
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EV ftw!!!
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You can get excellent condition 03 M5's with low mileage for about $40K - $50K
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EV ftw!!!