2008 Bmw M6 on 2040-cars
Bainbridge, Ohio, United States
This Black BMW M6 Convertible has been extremely well taken care of since thefirst day it was purchased. I have been the first and only owner, it has alwaysbeen housed in a garage, it has had regular maintenance and it has never been inan accident. For "speedsters", this sports car also has the "M" mode whichincreases the already incredible acceleration. BMW certifies that it goes from 0- 60 mph in 4.6 seconds, but Car & Driver magazine clocked the M6 model 0 - 60mph at 4.1 seconds. This transmission can operate manually (with no clutchpedal) using the console gear shifter or steering wheel paddles...or it canoperate in the automatic mode via the internal Sequential Manual Gearbox (SMG).While this car is a great sports car, it also has all of the standard luxuryappointments to include leather interior, carbon fiber trim, heads up display,air bags, navigation, power doors & windows, A/C, a great sounds system andheated seats. The major difference between this sports car and other sports carsis the ride. Many of us have been in great sports cars, but they often have avery rough ride. The BMW M6 combines the smooth ride of a luxury vehicle withthe "blow your hair back" performance. You will love the amazing combination ofluxury and speed! AND....with only 10,050 miles, this car's potential hasbeen barely explored!
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