The 2020 BMW M6 came in the following variants
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Sometimes you can get a pretty good idea about a car just by looking at its list of inclusions and price. So with the BMW M6 retailing at nearly $300k, it’s only natural you’d raise an eyebrow. But in this case, you’ll be raising both eyebrows in astonishment. Versatile as an everyday drive and an aspirational weekender, the M6 exudes a delicate balance of class, aggression and Hollywood charisma. Beyond the silky, polished and aerodynamic exterior of the coupe body, and away from the opulent driver’s cockpit, there is a twin-turbo V8 engine capable of taking you to the race track and beyond. Paired with a seven-speed double-clutch transmission, the car moves with brisk precision through gears thanks to optimised gear selection and launch control. Handling feels impeccably agile and dynamic thanks to active differential technology and a low centre of gravity brought about by the carbon fibre reinforced plastic roof. BMW’s connected services suite, including concierge and automatic emergency calling, goes above and beyond to make sure you’re always in the loop. And if that’s not enough, you’ve got night vision, surround view, selective high-beam, personal navigation, an intelligent HUD, plus endless safety and driving aids! It’s the ultimate racer, but fit for your garage too.
Much like the 6 Series, the M6 range was also phased out a few years ago. BMW discontinued the 6 Series during the 2019 model year, instead opting to replace it with the 8 Series due to its greater popularity among new car buyers. With that said, the 6 Series and M6 both had a solid production run, loved by its buyers, and forever a niche treasure. With the retirement of the M6 came its replacement in the M8, a worthy successor.
On the global market, the BMW M6 is already a rare gem, let alone within the Australian new car market, this unit is as hard to find as a needle in a haystack! This top-end luxury car was only sold in limited quantity across Australia, and now that it is no longer in production, good luck trying to hunt one down if that's what you had in mind. If you are looking for an able replacement, however, turn your attention to the M8, which is grand in every respect.
In foreign markets there were BMW M6s produced with a manual drivetrain, however, by and large the M6 was underpinned by an automatic steptronic transmission. The steptronic transmission has long been a part of the BMW pedigree, including a fully automatic drive mode, as well as a manual or sport drive mode offering higher engine revving before shifts, and a manual shift mode for individual gear shifts.
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