Would you buy a '91 M5 with 0km for this price?
 

Seems excessive but it's quite the museum piece.

http://ca.autoblog.com/2012/05/20/bu...0km-from-1991/

http://www.blogcdn.com/ca.autoblog.c...12/05/lead.jpg

All it take; one collector with deep pocket.. aint me for sure...

Not a chance. If it's going to be a museum piece, it's going to be the ultimate version - 95 Nurburgring in Avus Blue on dove.

someone who wrote that ad doesn't know M5's well. Those are turbine covers not throwing stars

someone who wrote the above comment can't read.

he knows they are not "throwing star" wheels...fcplm fcplm fcplm

Nurburgring package was discontinued in 94 *wave*

Realistically, after inflation and whatnot, the price is BANG ON. Not bad.

It wasn't discontinued, all the cool gear just became standard. I still call it that since it embodies all of the cool options available (some of which stayed optional in 95).

I mean, bite me.

Also, if it was dry stored, in controlled temps with no UV, the rubber bits won t be as bad as the article makes it seem

If I was loaded, sure.

Both of you are wrong, they are the same wheels just with different 'covers'.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2666/...c94ac5ed11.jpg

http://www.realoem.com/bmw/diagrams/r/b/9.png

Hell. ****ing. No.

Sounds like excuses to me :P

Anyway, it's all about the 20th Anniversary edition anyway.
http://i.imgur.com/vfB2C.jpg?1
http://i.imgur.com/YEiMb.jpg?1
http://i.imgur.com/eKx1K.jpg?1

yup, best wheels in the world, since its like getting three distinct rims in one. Turbines, Throwing stars or run them naked as 5 spokes!

Not too overpriced, comparing to this...http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehi...AdIdZ381592836


I think its worth it for a collector, considering its probably the only 0Km 91 M5 in the world! To me i wouldnt buy it, even if i had all the $$$ in the world; i like to drive my cars, and it would ruine this one...