We were hoping to see the new BMW M6 last month’s Frankfurt auto show, but apparently, the Bavarian company has other plans to present its flagship two-door model, which is available in both coupe and convertible derivatives.
Following the latest pictures of 2012 M6 Coupe, our spy shooters came up close and personal right-hand drive convertible model while testing in Europe.
A prototype has lost much of its camouflage only parts of the front and rear ends of the lower side with a swirly stickers featuring the BMW brand.
You can say it, the M6 from the revised bumpers, alloy wheels massive multipsoke to hide the large cross-drilled brakes, and of course the typical “M” quad tail pipes.
Like its brethren, M5, M6 is driven by the twin-turbo 4.4-liter V-8, believed to produce the same result as it does in the sedan 560HP and 680Nm (502 lb-ft). All ponies are transmitted to the rear wheels through a standard seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox, while the BMW may also be able to offer a three-pedal manual option in select markets like the U.S.
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