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Originally Posted by robg
Very cool. I got to drive a sedan e34 M5 at one point, but it was a bit of "dont meet your heros". The car squeaked/rattled, the shifter was a bit balky, the steering wheel is huge, the engine/exhaust sound wasn't particularly inspiring and overall it didn't feel that fast by moderns standards (cause it's not). I think it might be at that awkward stage where it's not old enough to truly feel "classic", but it's old enough to have the foibles of any older used car. The one I drove was a pretty nice example with only about 60k IIRC. I do love the looks of them though.
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Pretty sure the M5 I drove back in the day was the E34, the one thing I remember most was how heavy the clutch pedal was and at the time when I drove it, it was a fairly new car.