Tag: BMW M6 GranCoupe

  • Prior Design BMW M6 GranCoupe – 659HP and 820Nm

    Prior Design has unveiled their latest project based on the powerful and stylish BMW M6 GranCoupe. The name of the project is PD6XX and as you may suggest, it is the amount of power delivered by the engine.

    The exterior boasts a new front bumper, a ventilated front hood and a pair of extended side skirts. There are also wider fenders (front and rear) as well as a ventilated rear bumper, a new rear spoiler and a high gloss black rear diffuser. Other highlights include a set of 10.5J x 20” front and 12.5J x 20” ADV1 alloy wheels fitted with ultra-low profile Dunlop Sport Maxx tires.

    The interior comes with a complete new upholstery including Alcantara and Nappa. Fine stitching and great details turn the vehicle interior into a real wellness oasis.

    The performance upgrade includes a complete sports exhaust system and an ECU re-map. The result is additional 99HP and 140Nm. The 4.4 liter twin-turbo V8 now produces 656HP (484 kW) and 820Nm (604 lb-ft) of torque. 0-100 km/h in 4.0 seconds and a top speed of over 322 km/h (200 mph).

    Last, but not least the ride height is lowered thanks to a new H&R suspension.

    Source: Prior Design

  • 3D Design BMW M6 GranCoupe

    3D Design has announced their latest project based on the all-new BMW M6 GranCoupe. The 4-door coupe comes with a lot of styling upgrades, but there is no words about performance modifications.

    The exterior boasts an aggressive carbon fiber body kit including a new front lip spoiler, a pair of revised side skirts, a gate-mounted spoiler and a stylish rear diffuser. Of course, all components are made from the high-quality and ultra-lightweight material. Other styling highlights include unique alloy wheels and 3D Design graphics.

    The interior boasts a set of alloy pedals and special branded floor mats.

    BMW M6 GranCoupe is powered by the well-known 4.4 liter twin-turbo V8 with 560HP (412 kW) and 680Nm (502 lb-ft) of torque. 0-100 km/h in 4.2 seconds and a top speed of of 250 km/h (155 mph) – electronically limited.

    Source: 3D Design