BMW Unveils Limited Edition M6 Competition

 

BMW M6 Competition

BMW M6 Competition

BMW M6 Competition

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In addition to several world premiers planned for this month’s 2009 Frankfurt auto show, BMW will present one more special edition model based on its sporty M6 Coupe. Dubbed the M6 Competition, the latest model will be limited to just 100 units, all of which will feature a unique numbered plaque.

The cars also feature other unique elements, both inside and out. First and foremost is the introduction of a new ‘Frozen Gray Mettalic’ matte finish for the entire M6 line, followed by Merino leather trim in either a light gray two-tone finish with contrasting stitching or black. Custom floor mats with ‘M6 Competition’ labelling is also offered.

Despite carrying the word Competition in its name, the only performance mods fitted are some minor suspension items. These include revised springs, dampers and stabilizers, as well as a lowered ride height--10 mm lower up front and 12 mm lower in the rear.

Pricing and availability should be released following the car’s reveal at the upcoming Frankfurt event.





 
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  1. I love the matte gray paint. First company that offers matte paint as OEM that I know of. But for the price increase that is sure to come there should be more than minor suspension upgrades to make it a "competition" edition.
     
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  2. leave it to BMW to claim performance innuendos without anything to back up the price tag.
     
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  3. very nice, But the power should have been bumped up a bit although 507hp is not small at all,
    But definitely a waste the new m6 should e unveiled at frankfurt
    hopefully they put enough power and focus on its actual real life performance traits which were umm kind of sluggish compared to other competitor cars. But it still handled very well even if the one doesn’t handle well I will still love it. But I hope they can make the new one worthy of competing with the 911 and GT-R not just win in power
     
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