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bmw m6

The current M6 is fueled by a twin-turbocharged 4.4-liter V8 evaluated at an astounding 560 drive and 500 pound-feet of torque. A seven-velocity double grasp mechanized manual with movement oars is standard, yet a routine six-rate manual might be indicated. Throughout Edmunds testing, a convertible M6 sprinted to 60 mph in only 4.2 seconds; the lighter car is considerably speedier. This motor feels invulnerable out and about, pushing the auto forward with stunning power at essentially any velocity.

Typically, the M6 comes stacked with all the most recent innovative execution and solace characteristics. These incorporate xenon headlights, front and back stopping sensors, a force tilt-and-extendable guiding wheel, a rearview Polaroid, the idrive gadgets interface with route and a capable sound framework. Additionally included are driver-customizable settings for the suspension, transmission, guiding and motor. Alternative highlights incorporate a head-up showcase and kneading front seats.

bmw m6 features and specs

Engine	4.4L 8 cyl.
Transmission	AUTOMATED_MANUAL

Type	Convertible
Perception	-

Gas mileage

EPA-Rated MPG

14 city
20 Highway

Engine	5L 10 cyl.
Transmission	AUTOMATED_MANUAL

Type	Convertible
Perception	Luxury

Gas mileage

EPA-Rated MPG

11 city
17 Highway

Engine	4.4L 8 cyl.
Transmission	AUTOMATED_MANUAL

Type	Coupe
Perception	Luxury

Gas mileage

EPA-Rated MPG

14 city
20 Highway

Engine	5L 10 cyl.
Transmission	AUTOMATED_MANUAL

Type	Coupe
Perception	Luxury

Gas mileage

EPA-Rated MPG

11 city
17 Highway

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