2013 BMW 6 Series

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$74,900 - $96,700
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Fuel Economy: 15/23 mpg

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2013 BMW 6 Series Trims	MSRP	Fuel	Engine
2dr Cpe 640i	$74,900		Turbocharged Gas I6 3.0L/182
4dr Sdn 640i Gran Coupe	$76,500		Turbocharged Gas I6 3.0L/182
2dr Conv 640i	$82,400		Turbocharged Gas I6 3.0L/182
2dr Cpe 650i	$86,200	15 / 23 mpg	Turbocharged Gas V8 4.4L/268
4dr Sdn 650i Gran Coupe	$87,200	15 / 23 mpg	Turbocharged Gas V8 4.4L/268
2dr Cpe 650i xDrive	$89,200		Turbocharged Gas V8 4.4L/268
4dr Sdn 650i xDrive Gran Coupe	$90,200		Turbocharged Gas V8 4.4L/268
2dr Conv 650i	$93,700	15 / 23 mpg	Turbocharged Gas V8 4.4L/268
2dr Conv 650i xDrive	$96,700		Turbocharged Gas V8 4.4L/268

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The 6-Series is BMW's flagship grand tourer. The 4-door Gran Coupe is the newest addition to this line up and is actually a full four inches longer than the Coupe. Though the Gran Coupe has four doors, seating is limited to four occupants--BMW choosing to compromise the traditional fifth passenger in the name of more comfort for the other four. The cost of upgrading to the Gran Coupe is a less than $3000 making it a pretty simple choice for people who need more space but still love the styling of the 6-series. ...more

Two engine options are available in the U.S. for 2013, a 6-cylinder and an 8-cylinder. The flagship 4.4L turbocharged V8 powers 650i models and makes a full 400 hp at 5,500 rpm and 450 foot-pounds of torque at just 1,750 rpm. It's paired with a paddle-shifted 8-speed automatic transmission or an optional 6-speed manual. Regardless of transmission choice, the 650i, is quick, allowing for 0-60 times in under 5 seconds. All-wheel-drive, new for 2013 is offered exclusively on V8-engined 6-Series cars and adds about $3000 to the price of the vehicle.

640i models are powered by a turbocharged 3.0L 6-cylinder engine making 315 horsepower. Like the V8, the 6-cylinder makes most of its torque low in the rev range, a full 330 foot-pounds of which are available from 1300 rpm. Despite the smaller displacement, the 640i still has respectable performance numbers, reaching 60 in a claimed 5.4 seconds. An 8-speed automatic is the only option available on the 640i.

The M6 also returns, featuring a 560-horsepower version of the 4.4L V8 that is mated to a 7-speed automatic. The M6 also comes with fuel saving technology such as auto engine stop-start and brake energy regeneration.

Inside, the 6-Series gets BMW's latest technology standard, with a 10.2-inch high-definition screen serving as the central hub for both the stereo, navigation, and climate controls. BMW's iDrive system returns as standard equipment.

Available safety features include anti-lock brakes, traction control, an anti-skid system, curtain side airbags and front side airbags. Also available are blind-spot alert, a lane departure warning, a full-color heads-up display, and both rear and top view cameras. BMW's Active Roll Stabilization is available as well, which takes on and helps cancel out body lean in tight cornering situations.

The 6-Series also makes use of electronically assisted steering, while optional Active Steering utilizes rear-wheel steering to give better maneuverability and stability at high speeds. BMW's Driving Dynamics Controller lets the driver customize steering and throttle response, the suspension, stability control action, automatic transmission shift points and firmness at the flip of a switch. Standard features include leather interior, navigation and steering-linked headlights.

2013 BMW 6 Series Model Changes

After a full redesign for 2012, BMW has updated the 6-Series with a couple of new body styles, new engines and an optional all-wheel-drive system. Most significant is the introduction of the 6-series Gran Coupe, which mixes the low swooped styling of the 6-series with a 4-door body. Similar to the Audi A7 and Mercedes-Benz CLS, the Gran Coupe is a "four-door coupe" with lines that emulate that of a traditional 2-door, while still offering plenty of space for rear seat occupants. Also new to the 6-series line up is a new 6-cylinder engine costing significantly less to operate than the 8-cylinder powering 650i models.

2013 BMW 6 Series Value

For those in the market for a true grand touring car, the BMW 6-Series is among the best choices available today. The controversial styling that may have kept buyers away in the past is gone, replaced by a much more sophisticated and clean look. It's a great choice for those weighing performance and comfort equally, in a field long-held by the Mercedes-Benz E-Class and the Jaguar XK.

2013 BMW 6 Series Strengths

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2013 BMW 6 Series

$74,900 - $96,700

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2dr Cpe 640i

4dr Sdn 640i Gran Coupe

2dr Conv 640i

2dr Cpe 650i

4dr Sdn 650i Gran Coupe

2dr Cpe 650i xDrive

4dr Sdn 650i xDrive Gran Coupe

2dr Conv 650i

2dr Conv 650i xDrive

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