6-series 'Killer Whale-style' - Page 2

Osnabrueck · 06-26-2007, 01:03 PM

This is great news current 6er owners, or any of you who are in the market for a pre-owned model. I was hoping that, for the sake of preserving the "image car" stability of 6er, that only minor changes would be made. Good move BMW.

This is further proof that the radical 7er facelift was indeed reactionary... Best save that for another thread though.

Deutsch · 06-26-2007, 01:06 PM

Like it a lot, much much better than the current car, IMO. Can't wait to see the M6!!!

Just_me · 06-26-2007, 01:26 PM

Just_me · 06-26-2007, 01:38 PM

Just_me · 06-26-2007, 02:00 PM

Powerful and full of presence from every perspective.
Both the Coupe and Convertible now make an even more powerful and striking stance on the road. The strong lines extending all the way from the A-pillars along the entire engine compartment lid to the BMW kidney grille and forming a dynamic arrow further emphasized by the powerfully chiseled bars in the lower air intake.

The air intake itself is even wider than on the former model and borders at the bottom on a new contour edge significantly highlighting the wide track of the car. The newly designed directional indicators, in turn, featuring LED light units with a crystalline effect, provide an even more distinctive signal than before.

Through their striking contours, the headlights give the front end of the BMW 6 Series a clear, focused look, new light technology adding further brilliance. Featured as standard, the bi-xenon dual round headlights are covered by a layer of clear glass at the surface, their corona rings now offering BMW's typical daytime driving light function.

With its long wheelbase, the long and sleek engine compartment lid, the greenhouse moved far to the back and the low roofline tapering out gently to the rear of the car, the BMW 6 Series has all the proportions of a classic Coupe. And thanks to its unique finned roof, the BMW 6 Series Convertible also offers the same, dynamically stretched silhouette.

The new metallic paint colors Deep Sea Blue and Space Gray, as well as new light-alloy rims, offer further options in rounding off the sporting elegance of the new BMW 6 Series according to the customer's individual preferences.

In the process of modifying the rear end of the car, BMW's designers have harmoniously continued and enhanced the concept of ongoing lines extending around the entire vehicle. The section of the luggage compartment lid beneath the spoiler lip is even more concave in design than before, rising up less steeply to provide not only a more dynamic look, but also more distinctive light/shade contrasts, making the entire rear end of the car look even lower and more dynamic.

The unique nature of the new BMW 6 Series is enhanced by appropriate refinements in the quality of materials on specific controls and instruments finished in new Chrome Pearl Grey Design as well as new colors for the interior trim and upholstery.

As an alternative to the standard aluminum trim, optional interior trim strips made of grained maple wood or dark birch wood give the interior either a technical and progressive feel or a sophisticated, stylish and elegant look.

Optional finish in Pearl exclusive leather, with additional leather on the armrests, the door grab handles and the center console, is now also available in Chateau Red and in a new upholstery color, Saddle Brown.

Featuring a combination of leather and Pearl Grey chrome, the iDrive Controller matches the look of the new rotary buttons, thus additionally enhancing the overall harmony of the car's design.

Tarek · 06-26-2007, 02:03 PM

Still very ugly IMHO of course,never liked the 6er always looked ugly to me!

Just_me · 06-26-2007, 02:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by atuv

Still very ugly IMHO of course,never liked the 6er always looked ugly to me!

I know what you mean , I really think MB CLS is ugly and a small facelift wont help the look and as we know MB or BMW dont make radical facelifts (except 7-series).

The Artist · 06-26-2007, 02:15 PM

another sad day.. in BMW history imo..
i was SO expecting them to deal with the sad face..
but it looks even more sad..haha..
crazy world ehh

Just_me · 06-26-2007, 02:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Artist

another sad day.. in BMW history imo..
i was SO expecting them to deal with the sad face..
but it looks even more sad..haha..
crazy world ehh

what did I say to you a couple of days ago?

I was only wrong on chrome part. This small facelift was expected and should not really be a surprise.

Bruce · 06-26-2007, 02:25 PM

I like what they've done with the front end, but when it comes to the rear end design - I prefer the previous red-bumper lights.

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