The 2008 BMW M5 (E60) represents the pinnacle of the E60 generation, distinguished by its exclusive S85 V10 engine producing 507 horsepower. This specific example is particularly notable as it was one of only 1,366 units manufactured exclusively for the United States market between 2006 and 2008 with a six-speed manual transmission. As the final year of production for this model, the 2008 variant holds significant collector appeal. This vehicle is finished in Black Sapphire Metallic with a black leather interior and black Alcantara roof, a combination highly sought after by enthusiasts. The listing describes the car as being in Concours condition, indicating exceptional cosmetic and mechanical preservation. With 134,000 miles on the odometer, the history is documented via Carfax and includes four owners, suggesting a well-maintained provenance. Originally based in Texas and California, this M5 has remained free from road salt exposure, ensuring it is rust-free—a critical factor for European buyers. The V10 engine delivers exceptional musicality and fulgurant acceleration, making it ideal for winding European roads. Its rarity in France and Europe further enhances its desirability among collectors of rare and exclusive vehicles.