The 6-Series is BMW’s luxury coupe and convertible line of vehicles. The luxury coupe is a traditional line of vehicles for BMW since the 6-Series debuted in the late 1970s, running through the 1989 model year, with the 635 CSi becoming one of the most recognized BMW models. The 6-Series returned for 2004 with both coupe and convertible versions.
The 2006 650i Coupe and Convertible will replace the 645Ci Coupe and Convertible and will be powered by the new 360-horsepower 4.8-liter V8 engine that was introduced in the 750i. The 6-Series adds the engine Start/Stop button already a feature of the 3-Series and the 7-Series.
The Dynamic Stability Control receives upgraded functions including Brake Fading Compensation, Brake Standby, Brake Drying, and Start-off Assistant. New double-spoke 18-inch wheels are standard and Active Steering is offered as a stand-alone option.
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