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BMW has released the first teaser clip of the next generation M5 few days ago that do not show much, but a pair of bright headlights. Today, BMW has released a video of the M5, and this video is much clearer on what the new M5 is about.The video clip of today include BMW President Kay Segler to introduce the 2012 M5 sedan, and BMW Cree community to register and submit their inspirational stories and experiences with previous generations of the M5.

In recent ads, BMW is moving towards fuel efficient, engines and opted for thinner and smaller than the duty of the larger motors. In this sense, does not offer the BMW V10 engine. Instead, BMW uses the V8 twin-turbo 4.4-liter that produces 560 horsepower and 530 lb.-ft. of torque. Still, a manual transmission may not be available for next-generation M5, as well.

We expect that the 2012 BMW M5 Rear-wheel drive sedan delivered by mid-2012. But check first next-generation BMW M5 below, and you can register for the M-Power.com get the latest information.