We put our stock BMW F90 M5 on the dyno to see if it delivers the power BMW claims. Will it meet expectations or overperform? Watch the full dyno run and find out! More for You.

Despite being put to the test by a a tuner, the company claims that their M5 F90 is totally stock. This means that the twin-turbo 4.4-liter V8 is good for 600 PS (592 hp / 441 kW) and 750 Nm (553 ...

Worse still, BMW says the G90 needs 3.4 seconds to hit 60 miles an hour (97 kilometers an hour) versus 3.2 for the F90 generation. Even so, yours truly was much obliged to eat a slice of the ...

Also Read: Dyno Test Reveals BMW M5 F90 Is More Powerful Than The M5 Competition. ... Car and Driver saw a stock M5 Competition pump out 617 hp and 606 lb-ft (821 Nm) ...

Our track tests show BMW's two-ton four-door is nearly as quick as a much lighter Ford GT claiming 30 horsepower more, and a dynamometer run reveals why.