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New M6 Awesome

Advantages: V10 Engine,5 litre engine,507 hp,seven speed tranmission,250 km/h top speed
Disadvantages: Drinks petrol fast,only available in 2 door

The BMW M6 shares its unique power unit with the BMW M5. Ever since being introduced in the M5, this engine has been acknowledged as the benchmark, just as the M5 is the very epitome of the Sports Saloon. The M6 is the most sophisticated and powerful BMW 6 Series Coupé there has ever been: Beneath the elegant lightweight body of this luxurious 2+2-seater lurks a thoroughbred super sports car boasting a V10 power unit, 507 hp maximum output, 520 Nm/383 ...
...6 Series models, the new BMW M6 uses a hybrid construction of aluminium, thermoplastics and SMC (Sheet Moulding Compound). This mixture of materials delivers an extremely rigid, yet light, body structure. The front wings are made of thermoplastics, the doors and bonnet of aluminium and the boot lid, SMC. Like the legendary M3 CSL, but unlike the 630i and 645Ci, the new BMW M6 also uses carbon fibre in the construction of the roof panel to reduce ...

swells87 05.06.2005 · Read full review
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Review of BMW M6 Coupe

M brilliant

Advantages: Great engine, good looks, good brand name.........
Disadvantages: shape and price

The BMW M Coupe is an outstanding car in every way. For a start, it looks outstanding; definitely eye-catching. There are only 250 of this car in the UK, so it is all very exclusive if you manage to get your hands on one! And for £40,595 there not half bad! The silky smooth 321 BHP V6, rear wheel drive is superb. Other great things about this car is that it has a wonderful hard top that dramatically increases torsional rigidity. That means that the ...
...I am one of them. So, if you would like to get a BMW M-Coupe...don't worry....all you have to spend is £40,000! BMW M Coupe Stats: Model: Rear-wheel-drive coupe Price: £40,595 Engine: 3.2-litre V6 Performence: 0-62mph in 5.7 seconds 155mph top speed ...

shak_y2k 31.12.2000 · Read full review
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Review of BMW M3 Coupe

my M5

Advantages: power, sound, looks, speed,
Disadvantages: love of fuel

I have owned my black m5 now for six months and it still brings a smile to my face when I drive it. The car has a 4995cc engine producing 507 horsepower. On the road the M5 can’t be beaten, when you floor the accelerator there is no delay, just constant power and an amazing soundtrack. My partner and I took the M5 to Germany to have a heritage engine upgrade witch took the top speed limiter off well worth doing. The interior is bland compared ...

sethgilbert 12.02.2007 · Read full review
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Review of BMW M5

The M3 Experience

Advantages: Press the M button, all your dreams come true
Disadvantages: Fidgety way to get the BHP higher.

This car is ultimately amazing. By day, without using the power of M, you have just another BMW, looking flashy, sounding flashy. Not really for those people in a hurry through town. But press the M button.... and 333 horses spring to action thundering along, making this the ride of your life. Fast, fun, funky. This car is something else. Though there is the sat-nav (which isnt too excellent), and the fact that you have to pull out all the stops ...

StephyUK 23.12.2005 · Read full review
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Review of BMWM3 Convertible

BMW M Roadster.

Advantages: Large depreciation makes purchasing cheap.
Disadvantages: Funnily enough, the exact same as the advantages.

...a quick quote from the BMW website to get you drooling: ‘The BMW M Roadster is no ordinary car, with 325 bhp it combines a rush of adrenaline with enormous muscle and shattering performance. Its styling is no less impressive, with a long, low bonnet, low-slung seats, short boot-lid, near perfect 50:50 weight distribution and power to the rear wheels confirming this is a true roadster - with true M car performance.’ And how right could they be? ...
...mean engine. There handling is even more impressive, while driving, you can accelerate around corners, while others would leave the road and burn. The car we own is a 3.2 litre, and doesn’t gobble fuel like you’d expect it to, you can get a good MPG out of the car. With a top speed of 155mph, and 0-60 in 5.3 seconds, it’ll leave most cars for dead, excluding such ones as the Caterham R500 or the McLaren F1. But I’d put a safe bet that if you were ...

James_Willock 12.10.2002 · Read full review
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Review of BMW M Roadster