Photo: Autogespot
It’s not everyday that you stumble upon a Competition Package BMW M6. And yet... If you live in luxurious London, you just might... Not to mention all the other supercars that are being driven daily around that neck of the woods.
According to Forbes, the UK capital currently has the third most expensive real estate market, where a flat might set you back anything from a couple thousand to a couple of million, no matter the currency.
Therefore, it’s only understandable that we get to see all these exclusive cars driven around there. And while €8,500 for the Competition Package might seem like a lot for a random person, for these billionaires it’s just a drop in the bucket.
That’s right, for €8,500 you get the fancy wheels you see on the M6 in the photos alongside a reviewed chassis with a lower suspension, a revised rear diff, a new steering column, 15 extra HP and a broader range of torque.
You don’t get the M Carbon Ceramic Brakes, though, that will set you back another €8,800 but when the starting price for your car is €125,000 you probably don’t consider that sum to be extremely high, do you?
On another note, we really like the San Marino Blue color of the car and the simple presence it brings to a random London street.
Via: Autogespot
Therefore, it’s only understandable that we get to see all these exclusive cars driven around there. And while €8,500 for the Competition Package might seem like a lot for a random person, for these billionaires it’s just a drop in the bucket.
That’s right, for €8,500 you get the fancy wheels you see on the M6 in the photos alongside a reviewed chassis with a lower suspension, a revised rear diff, a new steering column, 15 extra HP and a broader range of torque.
You don’t get the M Carbon Ceramic Brakes, though, that will set you back another €8,800 but when the starting price for your car is €125,000 you probably don’t consider that sum to be extremely high, do you?
On another note, we really like the San Marino Blue color of the car and the simple presence it brings to a random London street.
Via: Autogespot
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