Showing posts with label 6 series. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 6 series. Show all posts
Vilner Reveals it Controversial BMW 6-Series Styling Package


Bulgarian tuner and interior specialist Vilner has introduced its new tuning package for the previous generation BMW 6 series E63. The car received a heavily modified body that goes beyond a modified front and rear bumpers. The Bullshark package includes a redesigned front hood, a redesigned bootlid and even new Infiniti headlights. Wheels are 19-inch Z Performance alloys.

When it comes to performance upgrades, the AC Schnitzer package allows the 4.4-liter V8 to produce 370 Hp and 552 Nm of torque instead of the original 333 Hp and 450 Nm.

While the styling of the exterior will not please many, the interior received the same attention to detail as with the 1976 Corvette Stingray we've posted last month. And the result is absolutely stunning. More pictures after the jump.


BMW 6 Series Cabrio Gains Muscle with the Hamann Treatment


Based on the 650i model, this BMW 6 series by Hamann now pumps out 510 Hp, 100 Hp more than the standard model. The car features an aggressive bodykit as well as stainless-steel quad exhaust pipes. Of course, the inevitable daylight LEDs made their appearence and the total height of the car is lowered by 30mm (1.18") thanks to a new suspension. The big cabriolet now sits on 21 inch wheels with optional huge 22 inch rims. The whole package remains coherent and faithful to Hamann tradtion. Enjoy the high res gallery below.



Paris 2010: The new BMW Concept 6 Series (and M6 rendered)



Going into the normal course of things, BMW chose to publicly unveil its new 6 series coupé concept in the 2010 Paris Motor Show. And of course, just like every concept belonging to the regular BMW range of offerings, the appearance of this concept is more than 99% faithful to what the production ready model would like.

Of course every new 6 series means a new M6. And one of the most skilled BMW fans has already offered us a truly great rendering of what the next M6 might look like based on the official Paris Motor Show pictures:



Thumbs up for JonSibal!
















update: Live pictures available.


Photo Credits: LeftLaneNews