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AC Schnitzer stepped up shortly after BMW launched it's furious X6M and created a complete package for the Sports Activity Coupe from the Bavarian manufacturer.
As usual ACS created a completely reworked version of the X6M and also gave it a name: the X6 M Falcon. The new, wider body kit consists of front and rear bumpers, a bonnet, a carbon rear wing, side sills and twin sports rear silencer with chromed tail trims.
However, the overall body kit can be purchased individually and not only as a whole. That's what must've happened with the one we're looking at today. Even though it bares the AC Schnitzer Falcon badge, the car looks somehow different.
The rear carbon wing is missing and so are some other details on the front bumper. Also, the side sills seem to be different from the AC Schnitzer version but that could've been done with some clever carbon fibre foil. The wheels are definitely not ACS Type VIII Racing wheels, as the German tuner suggests for this model and look rather like blacked-out X6M stock wheels.
As if this wasn't enough, the owner decide to throw in some fancy blue LED lights around the bonnet's air intakes, mirror covers and side gills. Now the car looks like a Christmas tree, especially at night.
VIA: Zero2turbo.com
However, the overall body kit can be purchased individually and not only as a whole. That's what must've happened with the one we're looking at today. Even though it bares the AC Schnitzer Falcon badge, the car looks somehow different.
The rear carbon wing is missing and so are some other details on the front bumper. Also, the side sills seem to be different from the AC Schnitzer version but that could've been done with some clever carbon fibre foil. The wheels are definitely not ACS Type VIII Racing wheels, as the German tuner suggests for this model and look rather like blacked-out X6M stock wheels.
As if this wasn't enough, the owner decide to throw in some fancy blue LED lights around the bonnet's air intakes, mirror covers and side gills. Now the car looks like a Christmas tree, especially at night.
VIA: Zero2turbo.com
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