- 2014 Model Year BMW X6 M
- Automatic
- Twin Turbo V8
- Current Owner reports Heated Seats
- Current Owner reports Heated Steering wheel
- Current Owner reports Navigation
- Current Owner reports New Pirelli Tires
- Current Owner reports New Spark Plugs
- Current Owner reports Sunroof
- Current owner Reports Recently had the 40k mile service done on it.
BMW's X6 model debuted in 2008 as a sleeker-styled alternative to the X5 mid-sized luxury SUV. Also known as a five-door coupe SUV, the X6 is now on its third generation. As you'd expect, the M Division got their hands on the action too, and the X6 M was the result. Every generation of X6 has seen an 'M' variant, and we're proud to bring you this 2014 BMW X6 M with just 41,800 miles since new, and the current owner reports that the 40,000-mile service has been recently done for added peace of mind.
Exterior and Interior
A dark gray color that almost appears matte under certain types of lighting lends this 2014 BMW X6 M a very menacing mien, as do the black five-spoke alloy wheels, which reportedly wear new Pirelli tires. Blue 'M' branded brake calipers add color, while the quad headlamps with BMW's trademark halo rings stare you down. At the rear, the sloping roof characteristic of the coupe-esque styling dramatically truncates at the tail, further accentuating this SUV's lithe and purposeful stance that can chase many sports cars. The black interior offers all the creature comforts and technological gadgets you'd expect on a premium luxury vehicle from 2014, including a sunroof to admit more natural light if desired. The current owner reports heated seats, and we see that the front ones are electrically adjustable with memory functionality. The flat-bottomed, blue-stitched steering wheel is said to be heated too. Looking further, we see BMW's iDrive system with navigation, four-zone climate control, and a premium sound system. Behind the rear seats lies an ample trunk, able to swallow enough luggage for a family trip across the country.
Engine
M Division doesn't play around when it comes to power. A case in point is the 4.4L twin turbocharged V8 that they've installed beneath the hood of this 2014 BMW X6 M. The outputs sit at 547hp and 499lb-ft, rocketing this beast to sixty from rest in a scant 4.5 seconds and on to its electronically limited 155mph top speed. The current owner reports new spark plugs have been installed. Drive goes to all four wheels through an 8-speed automatic transmission and xDrive all-wheel drive system.
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