BMW · Sedan · 2024–2026
BMW M5 G90 Limousine
Weaknesses, engine ratings and buying advice
★★★★★
5.0 / 5.0 · Based on 1 engine variants Engine Overview
The BMW M5 G90 Limousine is available with one engine variant at 489 hp.
M5
2024 2026
Good Choice 7 weaknesses
Vehicle Weaknesses
| Weakness | Cost | |
|---|---|---|
| Recall: wiring harness fire risk BMW recalled G90 M5 vehicles because an incorrectly routed cockpit wiring harness can be damaged during cabin filter replacement. Short circuit can lead to fire. KBA 16187R. Symptoms: Air conditioning fault after cabin filter replacement, smoke from the dashboard | Medium | |
| PHEV additional weight impairs driving dynamics The M5 G90 weighs around 2,435 kg as a PHEV — approximately 500 kg more than the predecessor F90. In tight corners the car pushes over the front wheels. The PHEV system is still very young; long-term data is lacking. Symptoms: Vehicle pushes over the front wheels in tight corners, increased tyre wear, vehicle requires more planning when braking. | Medium | |
| Recall: steering spindle can break An incorrectly manufactured double universal joint in the steering spindle can break and lead to stiff or jerky steering. KBA 14353R. Symptoms: Stiff or jerky steering movements, more difficult vehicle response in corners | Medium |
Frequently Asked Questions
What problems and weaknesses does the BMW M5 G90 Limousine have? +
The BMW M5 G90 as Limousine has 13 known weaknesses, 6 vehicle-related.
Which engine is recommended? +
Good Choice: S68B44 (4.4L V8 Biturbo Mild-Hybrid).
Is the BMW M5 G90 Limousine worth buying used? +
The BMW M5 G90 Limousine is a good choice as a used car — 1 of 1 engine variants are rated 'Good Choice'.
Last updated: February 2026 · All information without guarantee