Distinct lack of M6 Coupes!
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16 plate comp here.Cimaguy said:
From 2012 onwards! Looking for a 2016/17
Don't know what you're budget is but this is a nice competition pack coupe 5000 miles, I should know as it's mine, selling it through a local dealer.https://www.lanepearson.co.uk/showroom/
Let me know if you're interested?
matt21 said:
Yes of course, from memory reg plate ending NNY. I thought about the Sheffield one for too long, that went, then you must have just beaten me to the Solihull one!
Now have a 67 plate in Silverstone.
What’s the reason for sale?
Just not using it enough, can clear the mortgage with the sale of the car so a no brainier to sell. Mind you quite looking forward to see what the M8 will have to offer .Now have a 67 plate in Silverstone.
What’s the reason for sale?
Overall been a great car to own, much more sensible running costs than the E63 M6 & it doesn't half go well.
I bought the Sheffield car - 1250 miles on the clock. As new, was a proper bargain, especially with ID5 - got CarPlay & ID6 enabled when I found the right tech.
Ownership is easy, as most BMWs - a lot easier than the E63 M6 I used to have which was a handful to drive. Despite having 600BHP, it's civilised in town, and doesn't feel too big. It's fast obviously, and handles well for a big car. I love the interior & the great seats - really comfortable on long journeys for a man with a couple of back surgeries under my belt..The coupe has limited practicality, but I've had 2 in the back for short journeys, boot is big enough but you won't be using it to take stuff down the dump. With a winter wheel set on I was happy driving across the Yorkshire moors in the sleet & rain in 2 degrees.
Ownership is easy, as most BMWs - a lot easier than the E63 M6 I used to have which was a handful to drive. Despite having 600BHP, it's civilised in town, and doesn't feel too big. It's fast obviously, and handles well for a big car. I love the interior & the great seats - really comfortable on long journeys for a man with a couple of back surgeries under my belt..The coupe has limited practicality, but I've had 2 in the back for short journeys, boot is big enough but you won't be using it to take stuff down the dump. With a winter wheel set on I was happy driving across the Yorkshire moors in the sleet & rain in 2 degrees.
danjp said:
I bought the Sheffield car - 1250 miles on the clock. As new, was a proper bargain, especially with ID5 - got CarPlay & ID6 enabled when I found the right tech.
Ownership is easy, as most BMWs - a lot easier than the E63 M6 I used to have which was a handful to drive. Despite having 600BHP, it's civilised in town, and doesn't feel too big. It's fast obviously, and handles well for a big car. I love the interior & the great seats - really comfortable on long journeys for a man with a couple of back surgeries under my belt..The coupe has limited practicality, but I've had 2 in the back for short journeys, boot is big enough but you won't be using it to take stuff down the dump. With a winter wheel set on I was happy driving across the Yorkshire moors in the sleet & rain in 2 degrees.
which one is your car? I dont recall the location of the cars. Do you have a pic?Ownership is easy, as most BMWs - a lot easier than the E63 M6 I used to have which was a handful to drive. Despite having 600BHP, it's civilised in town, and doesn't feel too big. It's fast obviously, and handles well for a big car. I love the interior & the great seats - really comfortable on long journeys for a man with a couple of back surgeries under my belt..The coupe has limited practicality, but I've had 2 in the back for short journeys, boot is big enough but you won't be using it to take stuff down the dump. With a winter wheel set on I was happy driving across the Yorkshire moors in the sleet & rain in 2 degrees.
danjp said:
I bought the Sheffield car - 1250 miles on the clock. As new, was a proper bargain, especially with ID5 - got CarPlay & ID6 enabled when I found the right tech.
Ownership is easy, as most BMWs - a lot easier than the E63 M6 I used to have which was a handful to drive. Despite having 600BHP, it's civilised in town, and doesn't feel too big. It's fast obviously, and handles well for a big car. I love the interior & the great seats - really comfortable on long journeys for a man with a couple of back surgeries under my belt..The coupe has limited practicality, but I've had 2 in the back for short journeys, boot is big enough but you won't be using it to take stuff down the dump. With a winter wheel set on I was happy driving across the Yorkshire moors in the sleet & rain in 2 degrees.
I remember it well. Again immaculate. Sat in it, went away to think about it and you beat me to it!Ownership is easy, as most BMWs - a lot easier than the E63 M6 I used to have which was a handful to drive. Despite having 600BHP, it's civilised in town, and doesn't feel too big. It's fast obviously, and handles well for a big car. I love the interior & the great seats - really comfortable on long journeys for a man with a couple of back surgeries under my belt..The coupe has limited practicality, but I've had 2 in the back for short journeys, boot is big enough but you won't be using it to take stuff down the dump. With a winter wheel set on I was happy driving across the Yorkshire moors in the sleet & rain in 2 degrees.
As you say easy cars to live with, and running costs all in shouldn’t be too bad
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