2018 • BMW
M5
BMW M5 4.4 V8 (625 Hp) 2018Overall Score98.5/100
2018 BMW M5 vs 1996 Bertone Freeclimber Comparison
Compare technical specifications, scores and everyday-use differences side by side.
1996 • Bertone
Freeclimber
Bertone Freeclimber 1.6 (100 Hp) 1996Overall Score50.25/100
WINNER
BMW M5
Leads the overall E-Kıyasla score by 48.25 points.
98.5–50.25
SPECIFICATION GROUPS
Every difference between the two cars
Basic Specifications
BMW M5SpecificationBertone Freeclimber
BMWMakeBertone
M5ModelFreeclimber
2018Model year1996
SedanBody type—
5Seats4
4Doors—
Performance
BMW M5SpecificationBertone Freeclimber
3,3 s0–100 km/h11,7 s
250 km/hTop speed175 km/h
4395 ccEngine displacement1600 cc
625 HPPower100 HP
750 NmTorque0 Nm
8Cylinders4
Fuel & Consumption
BMW M5SpecificationBertone Freeclimber
PetrolFuel typePetrol
68 ltFuel tank60 lt
14,4 ltUrban consumption—
8,1 ltExtra-urban consumption—
10,7 ltAverage consumption—
Transmission & Chassis
BMW M5SpecificationBertone Freeclimber
4x4Drivetrain4x4
8Gears5
275/35 ZR20; 285/35 ZR20Tyre size225/70 R15
YesABS—
Dimensions
BMW M5SpecificationBertone Freeclimber
4966 mmLength—
1903 mmWidth—
1469 mmHeight—
1865 KgWeight1550 Kg
2982 mmWheelbase—
E-Kıyasla Editor’s Note
2018 BMW M5 and 1996 Bertone Freeclimber approach the same decision from different angles. We compare the exact versions so changes in engine, transmission, dimensions and equipment are not hidden behind the model names.
Overall, BMW M5 leads the E-Kıyasla score by 48.25 points. The score provides a consistent summary, while the best choice can still change with priorities such as urban efficiency, luggage space, performance or equipment.
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