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BMW brings a large luxury car to their offering with the 6 Series. First produced in 1976 it's been around for a long time. BMW did cease production in 1989 but launched it again in 2004. Since then, it has been through four generations and a raft of improvements on the way. It has offered a very competitive addition to the grade tourer market.
The main appeal of the 6 Series is the focus on long-distance comfort. It really is a car crafted to cater to those who will be driving for long distances.
The exterior projects equal measures of durability and elegance. The sloped roof gives it a sleek coupe-like appearance whilst retaining all the practical benefits of a large car. It doesn’t quite offer the same level of roominess as the 5 Series saloon though.
With a car that measures nearly five metres long, the 6 Series is a very spacious, comfortable car. From the driver in the front cabin to the passengers in the back, excellent legroom and headspace is not an issue. Though, the back does feature a slightly raised middle seat that may be best for children over adults.
Along with a lot of space, this car has been finished in excellent quality. Even the entry-level model features luxurious leather seats, soft-touch plastics, an automatic gearbox, parking sensors, and a vast range of technological innovations. It even features chrome wheels and chrome trim for a very elegant appearance and all the safety features you would expect it to have.
It also features a large 460-litre boot. More than enough for a long weekend away. The back seats can also be folded down to seriously upgrade this for those who need unrivalled storage capabilities.
Of course, as with any car manufactured by BMW, the 6 Series is available in a broad selection of trims. It starts with the entry-level SE model. This comes with a large infotainment touchscreen that can be controlled by either using the screen or a rotary dial. It also features a sat-nav, BlueTooth and leather seats. If you upgrade to the M Sport model it brings it to sports seats and metallic trim. Along with a more visually attractive exterior with its body kit and lowered ride height. Truly a stunning used BMW to pick up today.
