2007 BMW E61 M5 TOURING | 5.0 V10 | 507 BHP | 1 OF 1,025 | 84,112 MILES BMW once put a 507 bhp, 8,250 rpm V10 into a family estate and built just 1,025 of them. I genuinely don’t think they will ever make a mistake this wonderful again. This 2007 BMW E61 M5 Touring has covered 84,112 miles and comes from collection ownership, with remarkably light use in recent years. It has covered only around 3,300 miles since 2018 and most recently passed its MOT on 07/08/2026 with no advisories. At the heart of it is BMW M’s 5.0-litre naturally aspirated V10, producing 507 bhp and 520 Nm through the seven-speed SMG III gearbox. It is the engine that defines the car. Smooth and restrained at low revs, then completely different as it climbs towards 8,250 rpm. The harder you work it, the more alive it becomes. The SMG is part of the character too. Learn how to drive with it rather than against it and the whole car starts making sense. There is weight in the steering, real confidence in the chassis and that wonderful feeling that underneath the estate-car body there is still a proper M5. That is the appeal. It can cover distance, carry people and luggage and behave like a 5 Series Touring, then completely change when the road opens and the V10 comes alive. Condition is a big part of why we wanted this one. The metallic grey bodywork is wonderfully understated, the car presents beautifully and it has that solid, properly kept feel you want from an E61 rather than the tired impression some older M cars now carry. The recent mileage story is equally appealing: 80,767 miles in 2018, 81,141 in 2019, 81,516 in 2020, 82,432 in 2022, 82,706 in 2024 and 84,112 in 2026. Rare, usable, completely unnecessary and all the better for it.