Car lovers all over the globe love to keep an eye out for anything new and weird when it comes to cars, whether it's a challenge or a new one, a super car or an old one. Plus, they love to watch videos of cars being broken and destroyed.
The creators of the MasterMilo channel, known for their daring experiments and documenting them, have once again embarked on a quest to uncover the truth. This time, they decided to test the durability of an old BMW M5 car by subjecting it to a crushing force.
The video showcases the disassembly of a BMW M5, with nearly all salvageable parts, including the wheels, door linings, instrument cluster, central screen, lights, etc., being removed. The remaining car body retains only the front-mounted engine.3
The tank proceeded to drive over the car repeatedly until all the video creators verified that the car had been utterly ruined. Afterwards, everyone started examining which parts of the car had managed to withstand the tank's impact.
Notably, the BMW M5 made its first appearance in the year 2004 as the initial four-door sedan to be equipped with a V10 petrol engine. As a result, it held the title of the swiftest four-door sedan at that period, achieving an impressive top speed of 306 km/h and accelerating from 0 to 96 km/h in merely 4.5 seconds.
