BMW Invades Shanghai, Wave 4: World Premiere Of The BMW 6 Series Coupe.

by Bertel Schmitt

April 4th, 2011 3:15 PM

bmw invades shanghai wave 4 world premiere of the bmw 6 series coupe

Now this is a car where the Chinese will say:”Leave it right here.” If not, it could get impounded for – they’ll find something. Premiering the BMW 6 Series Coupe in China is a shrewd move. It should sell quite well here. It’s the car for the man or the woman who has everything, including two other chauffeured cars. The slightly cramped rear of a fast coupe is big enough for a few children (the true sign of affluence in China.)

No other stats available, except that it comes with a Heads-Up Display and Bang & Olufsen Surround Sound. They should bring it in this red. Chinese love red.

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Robert Schwartz on Apr 04, 2011

Rear views remind me of the 1990s Pontiac Bonneville.

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Rpm773 on Apr 05, 2011

It looks like the E63, before the droopy eyes and the fat ass. So, in a word, better. Although I still like the lines of the E24 the best.

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