Allan

The F10 BMW M5 launched in 2011, stepped up the sports-sedan benchmark. With its 4.4 litre twin-turbo V8 engine producing a whopping 560hp, the M5 hits 100km/h in 4.2 seconds from standstill. That said the M5 in stock form, to some owners lacks the aggression factor they’re looking for in this legendary sports-sedan.

A beautiful M5 in pure stock form came into our showroom sometime back. The owner was looking to turn up the aggression factor of his car. Given that we carry multiple brands in our portfolio, we decided to mix and match a few parts from various manufacturers, to “sportify” this M5.