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Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, commonly referred to as BMW, is a German multinational corporate manufacturer of luxury vehicles and motorcycles headquartered in Munich, Bavaria, Germany.

The 2018 BMW X6 M is a high-performance variant of the BMW X6 SUV, known for its powerful engine, sporty handling, and luxury features. Here are some of the key features and specifications of the 2018 BMW X6 M:

Engine and Performance:

Engine: The 2018 BMW X6 M is powered by a high-performance 4.4-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine.

Power Output: This engine produces an impressive 567 horsepower and 553 lb-ft of torque.

Transmission: It comes with an 8-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters that deliver power to all four wheels through BMW's xDrive all-wheel-drive system.

Performance: The X6 M is exceptionally quick and can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in just 4 seconds, making it one of the fastest SUVs in its class.

Handling and Suspension:

M Performance Features: The X6 M includes performance-oriented features such as an adaptive sport-tuned suspension, an M-tuned xDrive system, sportier steering, and an M Dynamic Mode for enhanced driving dynamics.

Brakes: It is equipped with high-performance M compound brakes for improved stopping power.

Exterior Features:

M-Specific Design: The X6 M features unique M styling elements, including a distinctive front grille, M badges, aerodynamic enhancements, and larger alloy wheels with M-specific designs.

Exterior Colors: It is available in various exterior colors, allowing for some customization.

Interior Features:

Luxury: The interior of the X6 M is well-appointed with high-quality materials, including premium leather upholstery and M-specific trim.

Sport Seats: The front seats are sport seats with power adjustments, heating, and M-specific design elements.

Technology: It features the BMW iDrive infotainment system with a large touchscreen display, navigation, Apple CarPlay compatibility, and a premium sound system.

Driver Assistance: The X6 M includes advanced driver assistance features such as adaptive cruise control, blind-spot monitoring, lane departure warning, and more.

Cargo and Space:

Cargo Capacity: The X6 M offers a reasonable amount of cargo space for its class, with a split-folding rear seat to expand cargo capacity when needed.

Seating: It typically seats five passengers in a two-row configuration.

Safety:

Safety Features: In addition to driver assistance features, the X6 M comes with standard safety features such as airbags, stability control, and antilock brakes.

Fuel Economy:

Fuel Efficiency: Given its high-performance V8 engine, the X6 M's fuel efficiency is relatively modest, with typical city/highway fuel economy ratings in the mid-teens in miles per gallon (MPG).

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Got a flat on tires "designed" to go 50 miles, but only got 5 miles before it was on the rim. Didn't know I didn't have a spare... never told me when leasing my 2014 X5. The nice lady on the roadside assistance call, said that she would send a tow truck to tow my car 60 miles (I would have to pay and be reimbursed by BMW) to the nearest dealer, but that unfortunately, since it was Sunday night and I was 150 miles from home, in the rain, that I would have to find a place to stay. Again at my expense, and find a way to get to that dealer, 60 miles away and get my car back on Monday sometime.... I didn't, called friends who came and fixed the flat. Then on Monday BMW said "sorry for your inconvenience, expense and disappointment.... but that's the way it is," and the expense of the tire, rim, and service was mine... since I didn't have insurance. THIS IS MY 4th BMW (all had spares). THIS IS MY LAST BMW.

robert of Englewood, NJ
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I have been in contact with Tom ** BMW, Jacksonville, FL and there is a 280$ charge for the water test, plus the cost of repair, and I have to have my windshield replaced because the stripping is coming apart. I am appalled that I have had so many issues with this vehicle (2012 BMW 335i). When I purchased this car, my thinking was that I was receiving a premium vehicle; it is far from that. I could have saved a lot of money and purchased a Hyundai and still not have had this problems that I have had with this one. Thank you for taking time to read my complaint.

Jarutha of Jacksonville, FL
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For people thinking about purchasing a BMW, please read on about how corporate shamefully handled our situation with a brand new 2014 BMW X3. Since mid December, our vehicle has damaged itself by scratching straight through the hood to the bare metal. This happened twice. First incidence, the service manager Marvin at our local dealership (Joel Confer in State College, PA) had no idea how it could have happened and advised we touch up the spot and wait to see if it happened again. Also note that paint residue was on the underside of the wiper assembly (very difficult to touch in regular operation). Marvin agreed that this was very strange. Within a month and a half, the same exact spot was scratched through right through to the metal again. This time, the paint residue was on the top of the wiper assembly.The second time, we sent the vehicle back to Sun Motors in Mechanicsburg, PA (original purchase location) for an "official corporate inspection." Waited a week and a half to hear back and then it was claimed that there was nothing mechanically wrong with the wiper so they would not be doing anything except to re-touch-up the area with a touch up paint kit. The spot is not perfectly touched up and the damaged area is still clearly distinguishable. We were also advised against having the entire hood repainted again because it would diminish the value of the vehicle, have to be on record as being repainted for any future trade-ins and the paint job wouldn't be factory perfect.I asked that a resolution team member (Ruth **) look into it as that was an unacceptable response. No one from our family has lifted the wiper blade and the vehicle has been either garaged or kept in our driveway. Wipers have only been operated in rain and NEVER under heavy snow. I asked that if two service departments and corporate couldn't explain why this happened TWICE IN THE EXACT SAME SPOT, how could they write it off as coincidence? Nobody could offer us an explanation or even a firm indication that this wouldn't happen again. No compensation whatsoever was offered at all.BMW corporate resolutions then stated that perhaps someone lifted the hood and/or wipers incorrectly. Again, I responded that no one in our family has done so. Of course, conveniently for BMW, there is no way to prove this since I haven't had a video camera on my car at all times since purchase. I stated then that this only left supposedly "trained" technicians at two different certified BMW dealerships that touched our car. Ruth ** from corporate, then agreed that it could be a possibility that these "professionals" could have damaged our car, twice. Unlikely but the only explanation offered. End Result: Left with a $50K+ 2014 X3 that apparently hates its own hood. We also need to be paranoid about using our wiper blades. If third instance occurs, we will most likely look into PA Lemon Laws. May simply trade in or sell X3 for a brand that actually has a sense of corporate responsibility. Conclusion? #shouldhaveboughtAudi

John of State College, PA
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I purchased this 2008 pre-owned BMW in July and it is under the warranty. Only one month later, the engine light is on so I have to go for the maintenance. One month later, the right rear light is not working so i have to go to the dealer again. What really troubles me is that last weekend I am waiting for my friends in my car which only without the engine in 20-30 minutes, the battery is dead. When I called roadside assistance from BMW, this guy cannot even find where the battery is located and he tried to connect his equipment with "something looks like battery" besides the engine. When I pointed out to him that the battery may be located in the back, he used his equipment which is not fully charged to jumper my car. Of course, it did not work so he insisted that it is my battery problem and even told me to tow the car on the next Monday. And I called BMW again to ask for sending a professional roadside assistance to me, which should not be the previous one. They promised the new guy will come in two hours. It is already 10pm on Sat night. After two hours, it is close to 12am, the old guy called me again and said BMW send him again and he won't come anyway. I am so frustrated. I have to call my friend to pick me up and interestingly, my friend used his jumper and it worked. It should be much easier but BMW assistance just made things more and more complicated.

Chary of Great Neck, NY
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Ordered a custom built leased 328i Luxury Line. After a few months of ownership, I noticed that the wood trim on the right rear door had a crack in it. Although it was minor, it could be felt and didn't want BMW to charge me when I turn in my lease. Went to South Motors BMW to tell them about the problem. The first service guy was an idiot who said that "I should have bring up the problem earlier" and that it was too late. Upset with this, I emailed BMW of NA included VIN, name, photos, and description.Within a week, I got a call from my the person who sold me that car saying that he was so sorry and to bring in the car for another look. I went back and was met by my salesman and service manager. He took photos and ordered the new part which they installed a week later. Apart from the first idiot service guy. I want to thank both BMW of NA, my salesman and the service manager for resolving this problem in a quick and responsible matter. On my 4th BMW and very satisfied. Car has been flawless since.

Sean of Miami, FL
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I bought a new 335i convertible with run-flat tires in June of 2009. I drive it daily and at present, have 35k on the odometer. The car has had five cracked wheels (about $850 each) and eight premature tire blowouts or bubbles ($400 each) and all from normal potholes that are a routine part of life in the New York commuter world.BMW covers none of the expense and my complaints to Mt Kisco BMW and BMW North America have been met with sympathetic acknowledgements but no willingness to help in any way. I've spoken to the service manager at Mt Kisco and he listened politely and said that he would try to help, but then never got back to me. I've been driving the same commute daily for twenty years and never had a blowout or a wheel crack on my two previous Jaguars. In my opinion, the car isn't fit for the road. The wheel/tire combination is faulty and BMW has left me hanging out to dry. Never again, BMW.

Alex of Mytown, NY
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Repeated engine faults and yet the dealer couldn't care less. He promised to call me as soon as possible to get it in to fix it. It's been more than 10 days now, but no one from the agency/dealer called. What kind of service is this?

Dhafer of Sanad, Other
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I bought a 2001 BMW 330CI from a friend in 2007. As much as I enjoyed my driving experience through the years, I have spent thousands of dollars in repairs. And every 2 years, I dreaded the smog certification process. It always failed and I would usually spend a ton of money trying to get it fixed so it would pass and I could renew my registration. This year was the last straw. I spent 3 months going back and forth to my mechanic, testing, re-testing and spending almost $600 on repairs; still not passing. Then I took it to another mechanic, where I spent over $1,000; still not passing. Then I went to a BMW dealer to have them reset the computer due to a BMW Bulletin on that particular year/model; still not passing, and another $175. In between all these visits, I took it out on various driving cycles to reset the monitors, per various YouTube recommendations. Finally, it passed in April 2015. In September 2015, I decided to sell the car, but since the sale was outside the 90-day window of smog certification, I had to have it smog checked again. Guess what? It failed. After fighting with a few of the mechanics I used before, one of them cut me a little break on the price; did some additional repairs to the tune of $411 and finally the car passed the smog check. In total, I spent almost $2,200 in repairs, just for smog certification, not to mention all the other stuff I had replaced over the years. By the way, most of the smog repairs were due to faulty sensors. I called the corporate office of BMW and they wouldn't do anything in the way of reimbursement.

David of Burbank, CA
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I own a BMW 6 series. I have it in the shop right now with the convertible roof sensor issue. I have had this fixed 2x before. I had it scheduled in a different state a month ago but the BMW dealership said I had to get it fixed at the dealer that originally did the work. So I have brought it to that state and it is now a month later and my warranty expired the day before my appointment. BMW wants me to pay over $600.00 to repair a problem that I have had repaired twice already and so far they are not even honoring my warranty.

Joan of Shorewood, IL
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I purchased a BMW X5 on August 9/15 and have had good experience with the free maintenance on an annual basis. As I approached the 4 year expire date (August 9/19) I was not able to have the vehicle service before that date. I planned to have the vehicle serviced for the last free visit on September 9/19 and was told that the agreement had expired and that there would be no further free visit. As I had initially paid more than I should have for the vehicle (including 4 free maintenance visits) I feel that the final visit should have been honored. I contacted BMW USA and they ("unfortunately") will not allow any maintenance past the expiry date. This is a warning to others before you purchase a BMW - DO NOT MISS YOUR FINAL VISIT. I will not be purchasing a future vehicle from BMW.

Gordon of Sechelt, BC
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