Latest branch of BMW’s M tree is launched
The new BMW X6 M model sits atop the M division’s line-up, no matter how incongruous a 575hp SUV may seem to many, writes Shane O’Donoghue
Curiously, in a career defined by words, reviewing a new car these days is often as much about the numbers. And the numbers aren’t much more astounding than those produced by the new BMW X6 M, a 575hp SUV that can hit 100km/h from rest in just 4.2 seconds on its way to a faintly ludicrous 280km/h. All from the comfort of a highly appointed cabin, which helps justify its (are you sitting comfortably?) €172,240...
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