Win this 2005 BMW M5 V10, 500 BHP (£20K Cash Alternative)
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Win this 2005 BMW M5 V10, 500 BHP (£20K Cash Alternative)

Tuesday, 1 December 2026 at 21:00Tuesday, 1 December 2026 at 21:00
0% sold3,749 tickets left

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Ticket price£20.00
Max odds1 in 3,750If every ticket sells
Current odds1 in 1On tickets sold so far
Value Ratio3.75Fair value

What the numbers mean

At £20.00 a ticket across 3,750 tickets, this draw has a Value Ratio of 3.75 — fair value. A full sellout returns £75,000 against a stated prize value of £20,000.

Based on tickets sold so far, the current Value Ratio is 0.00 — about £20 taken to date. An undersold draw closing soon is where the real odds advantage sits, which is what our value ranking is built to surface.

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How it compares

In our latest weekly comparison, this draw placed 83rd of 96 live car competitions on Value Ratio, ahead of 13 of them. Full ranking, updated daily: Car competitions UK.

Prize details from Too Much Competitions

WIN THIS LEGENDARY 2005 BMW M5 V10! OR TAKE £20,000 CASH ALTERNATIVE! A FORMULA 1-INSPIRED V10. 507 PS. PURE BMW M POWER. They simply don’t make cars like this anymore! Born during BMW’s Formula 1 era, the legendary E60 M5 is powered by an extraordinary 5.0-litre naturally aspirated V10 engine, delivering an incredible 507 PS (500 BHP). This is the only generation of BMW M5 ever produced with a V10 engine, making it one of the most iconic performance saloons BMW has ever built. With a breathtaking engine note, race-inspired engineering and outstanding performance, the E60 M5 represents an unforgettable chapter in BMW M history. And now, this incredible machine could be YOURS! 🏁 PERFORMANCE & ENGINE Engine: 5.0L Naturally Aspirated V10 Power: 507 PS / 500 BHP Acceleration: 0–62 mph in approximately 4.7 seconds Transmission: 7-Speed SMG Drivelogic Drivetrain: Rear-Wheel Drive Exhaust: Modified Performance Exhaust M Driving Dynamics: Multiple selectable performance settings Petrol, semi-automatic An iconic high-revving V10 with a soundtrack that modern performance cars simply cannot replicate! 🏆 LUXURY INTERIOR & COMFORT Beautiful Cream Extended Leather Interior Heated Front Leather Seats Electrically Adjustable Adaptive M Seats Electric Sunroof Head-Up Display (HUD) M Multifunction Steering Wheel Premium Interior Trim Dual-Zone Climate Control Spacious Four-Door Sports Saloon 💎 VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTS Year: 2005 Model: BMW M5 E60 Mileage: 59,000 Miles Exterior: Stunning Metallic Blue Interior: Cream Extended Leather Engine: Legendary 5.0L V10 Wheels: BMW M Alloy Wheels Tyres: New Michelin All Round Body Style: Four-Door Performance Saloon 🔥 WHY IS THE BMW M5 E60 SO SPECIAL? The E60 M5 was produced during an extraordinary era of BMW M engineering. Its naturally aspirated V10 was inspired by the technology and engineering philosophy of BMW’s Formula 1 programme. Unlike today’s turbocharged M5 models, this generation delivers its performance through a high-revving atmospheric V10, producing one of the most distinctive engine sounds in BMW history. No other generation of M5 has ever featured a V10 engine. A true modern performance legend, increasingly appreciated by BMW enthusiasts around the world. 🎟️ YOUR CHANCE TO OWN AN M LEGEND! WIN THIS 2005 BMW M5 V10 OR CHOOSE £20,000 CASH INSTEAD! An iconic BMW. A legendary engine. An unforgettable driving experience. Will you be the next lucky winner? Enter now with Too Much Competitions!

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