Another sub-3 second 0-100 kph result for BMW M5 Competition.
BMW M5 Competition 0 - 100 kph
As published in "Autopista", 2018 BMW M5 Competition will accelerate from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in 3.0 seconds.
| Vehicle | BMW M5 Competition (F90) |
| Power / weight | 626 ps / 1901 kg |
| Time | 2.95 s |
| Average | 3.17 s |
| Best result | 2.86 s |
| Submitted | 3 years ago by FastestLaps |
| Views | 63 |
Reference: Autopista - 10/3/2020 - BMW M5 Competition vs Mercedes AMG GT
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FastestLaps 3y ago @BR2+
The time is 2.95, so it's not "almost" sub 3-second, but it is sub-3 second for sure.
Of course, the precision of the device they used for recording this result is less than 0.05 seconds anyway so it's all a bit symbolic.
FastestLaps 3y ago @BR2+
It's there. On the left column it says "time: 2.95". It's shown as 3.0 in other places only because there the 1/100th of seconds are rounded off and it becomes simply 3.0.
