It is the fourth generation model of the BMW 5 Series, produced from 1995 to 2004. Known for its excellent handling, powerful power and elegant appearance, it is widely regarded as one of the representative works of the BMW brand. The design was written by Chris Bangor, and the lines have become more rounded than ever. The biggest change in appearance features is the integration of four independent round lamps into an integrated lampshade, forming BMW's famous "Angel Eye" headlights. The proportion of aluminum alloy used in chassis components has been significantly increased, which improves the rigidity and handling of the body. Not only is the performance strong, but also the strongest in the past dynasties in terms of public relations and communication capabilities.

The BMW M5 is a high-performance sports car developed by BMW AG in Germany, based on the five series. It is developed and manufactured by BMW M, a competitive vehicle unit directly under BMW. The maximum power of this gasoline engine is between 580 horsepower/427 kW and 600 horsepower/441 kW, and it is likely to use a dual axis turbocharger. However, the car will not offer a diesel engine version, which is completely contrary to previous rumors.