BMW M5 Ring-Taxi at The 'Green Hell' [Video]

M5 taxi takes you for a spin around the notorious Nürburgring's Nordschleife track

By Alex Ricciuti
October 6, 2009 3:28 PM
Filed Under: BMW, German, Nürburgring

BMW has an M5 taxi that can really take you for a ride.

The BMW Ring-Taxi offers a chance to experience the notorious Green Hell - that is a trip around the Nürburgring's Nordschleife track, one of the longest tracks in the world at 20 km.

Well, one may want to have someone else do the driving to make some of those pretty trick curves and bends on the Green Hell. There are a total of 73 of them.

But how exactly do you hail this BMW M5 Ring-Taxi? Is there a number to call or can you just flag him down as he zips by you?

Enjoy the video.

Source: BMW

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Tags: BMW M5, BMW M5 E60, BMW M5 Ring-Taxi, The Green Hell, Green Hell, BMW M5 Ring-Taxi, Ring-Taxi, BMW M5 Nurburgring taxi

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Comments

madness

October 6, 2009 4:07 PM

TAXI! Could you take me to the 17th corner so i can collect my car from the barrier!

dbehmoaras

October 6, 2009 4:10 PM

Just looked, there are 181 corners at the Nurburgring. Is the Green Hell supposed to be a shortened segment of the track?

McNamara68

October 7, 2009 12:53 AM

i believe "green hell" is a reference to the nordschleife or "north slope." the nurburgring is the aggregate, i believe, someone correct me if i'm wrong.

jerry05cod4

October 10, 2009 4:09 AM

green hell is simply the nickname given to the track by sir jackie stewart

TheSilentKnight

October 6, 2009 4:22 PM

Dam I wish that Australia would have taxis like that. Or even at least something like a FPV GT-P or HSV GTS. But noooooo, instead we have to put up with crummy little hyrbid cars like the Toyota Prius or a base-model Falcon. Ergh, so much for 21st century living.