The BMW M6 is the all-singing, all-dancing high-performance variant of BMW’s 6-Series. The 6-Series is a grand tourer that first appeared in 1983. Then, it disappeared in 1989 before re-appearing in 2011. By 2012, the F-Series was introduced with three body styles. Buyers could choose between a four-door Gran Coupe, a two-door coupe, or a two-door convertible. This 2015 BMW M6 Convertible is of the latter, as you may glean from its full name. It’s a powerful, turbo-V8-powered drop-top with around 28,000 miles on the clock. It’s also got the Executive Package, Competition Package, and Driver Assistance Package boxes ticked. In short, it’s a perfect example of BMW’s Ultimate Driving Machine.

Exterior and Interior

On the face of it, this 2015 BMW M6 Convertible doesn’t look all that aggro. Coming in an Alpine White suit, it looks like a normal BMW convertible, with its power-operated black canvas roof. You may recognize it as a 6-Series at first glance. Then, you’ll look again and discover the menacing cues of BMW’s M Department’s work. The M badge of course will be first. Then will come the large, blacked-out wheels with blue performance brake calipers behind them. If the engine is running, you’ll instantly notice its deep bassy growl emanating from the four tailpipes out back. Then, you’ll be itching to head for the driver’s seat. When you open the door, the M6-embossed sill plates will leave you in no doubt that this is a serious machine. Then, you’ll park yourself in a full black Merino leather interior, while the soft-close door gently seals itself when you pull it. The heated steering wheel and heated, power-adjustable front seats are just a mere scratching of the surface in terms of luxury amenities. Looking further, you’ll see that the front seats aren’t just heated, but can be cooled too. Then, there’s dual-zone automatic climate control, and a lovely Bang & Olufsen surround sound system waiting to serenade you. If you need to take passengers, you can take up to three adults along for the ride of their lives, because there’s a proper rear seat in there. Or you could, you know, use this as your daily family transportation. It’s even got decent luggage space despite the powered convertible roof.

Engine

When you floor the gas pedal, you’ll see the effect that a 4.4L twin-turbocharged V8 can have on this 2015 BMW M6 Convertible. Power is sent to the rear wheels through a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox. Zero to sixty was reportedly a 4-second affair from factory, and the top speed, while electronically limited at 155mph, is no doubt much more if derestricted.