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So, you like to mix it with the best? You, no doubt, know what you like. And that’s why you are checking out the BMW M6 on Private Fleet’s web site. Very discerning, and successful…. you must be. Very luxurious and shatteringly quick, the BMW M6 undoubtedly is!
Beautifully crafted outside and in, slipping within the exquisite Germanic cabin is an unforgettable experience. The hustle and bustle of the outside world is left behind when entering the luxurious world of the very fine BMW M6. Shutting the solid doors gives you a real sense of self-assuredness and safety. You are certainly in the lap of luxury as there are numerous high-end features onboard this classy machine. A BMW M6 is a well equipped car. Such niceties as Sat Nav, Blue Tooth technology, and MP3 compatibility are all part and parcel of an M6. And, the leather interior is one of the best looking in the business. Luxurious Merino leather is a treat for your eyes and fingers, and the colours and materials inside the interior are carefully matched to inspire your very special and unique cockpit.
Confidence in handling is at the front of the BMW M6 driving experience. The taut chassis and colossal grip gives the driver the edge over many of its rivals. Under the beautifully sculptured hood lies an engine ready to pounce. Unleash the full force of the V10 engine and the 373 kW, 520 Nm motor responds in a surging instant. The BMW M6 is therefore a pleasure to drive. It can be delightfully docile in congested traffic or shatteringly fast on the open road. Watch out for speed cameras! This one walks along at legal road speeds. Wind up the V10 from a standstill, and 100 clicks comes up in a rapid 4.5 seconds. If the electronic speed limiter at 250 km/h was de-activated, then the car could easily knock over 300 km/h. The BMW M6, in a straight line, certainly feels as quick as any Ferrari might and, although heavier, the brilliant chassis corners hard in blistering fashion. The electrifying engine note, and super-quick seven-speed paddle-shift gearshift, helps the M6 set the pace. Press the “M” button, and those speed paddle-shift times are tightened even further.
Undoubtedly, the shark-like headlights and the teardrop shaped low slung body looks rather intoxicating. The vast number of on-lookers will be impressed as you blitz past on the road. I would say the appreciative looks will outnumber those eyes given to a 911.
Whether you like this sexy body in topless form or in coupe style, the M6 is a very safe motor vehicle to drive. A total of six airbags are fitted as standard. The intelligent safety control system is leading edge and has Advanced Safety Electronics (ASE) which ensures that each bag is inflated to the correct degree to minimise the effects of an impact. The same system also activates the seatbelt tensioners, deactivates the central locking and cuts the fuel pump’s activity in the event of a nasty accident. The tremendous acceleration of the BMW M6 is complemented by its fabulous stopping ability. The high performance braking system boasts perforated, ventilated and especially weight-optimised compound brake discs. These potent brakes are mounted on the broad 19-inch forged wheels that are specially designed for the M6. Night-time driving on twisting roads is a breeze – thanks to the Adaptive Headlights that enhance safety in the BMW M6. The headlights lead the way around the curve via sensors which permanently record the speed and steering angle of the front wheels. Electromechanical motors then convert this data into control signals for the xenon headlights. Pretty cool eh! Perhaps most importantly, a comfortable driving position makes for a safe drive. The seats in the M6 are simply outstanding. The settings for the backrest width and thigh support can be varied – so to can the settings for the seat heating system. The lumbar support is variable, thanks to the air cushion system that can be adjusted to provide optimum support for the back muscles. Of course, favourite seating positions can be individually stored in the seats electronic memory.
Getting hooked? Get in touch with the friendly Private Fleet team and book a test drive in a mighty M6 today.
The current model series includes the:
- BMW M6 Coupe
- BMW M6 Convertible
For any more information on the BMW M6, or for that matter any other new car, contact one of our friendly consultants on 1300 303 181. If you’d like some fleet discount pricing (yes even for private buyers!), we can submit vehicle quote requests out to our national network of BMW dealers and come back with pricing within 24 hours. Private Fleet – car buying made easy!
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