Photo: j.b.cars/instagram
While we are now a decade away from the moment when the V10 incarnation of the BMW M6 was retired, the rendering we have here aims to make up for that.
Given the Bangle-era styling of this M6, we can't say this has aged well. As such, this pixel play, which works on the E64 Convertible incarnation of the Bavarian performer, touches multiple parts of the grand tourer.
The first and the most obvious choice involves the wheels and you can instantly notice the distance between the two design languages. Next up, we have the gilles adorning the front fenders of the big two-door and these make quite a difference, as you'll notice in the social media post at the bottom of the page - j.b.cars, the digital art label behind this stunt, has placed the original underneath the pixel-painted version, so you can easily notice the aspects that set the two apart.
While we're talking about the sides of the Bavarian machine, we should also mention the fresh mirrors, as well as the more complex side skirt styling.
And, from this point on, we'll move to the posterior of the vehicle, which is where most of the changes can be found. Of course, not all the transformantions present here would be easy to execute in real life.
For one, those sleek light clusters would require the trunk lid to be reshaped. And while we're talking about this body piece, it's worth mentioning it is now adorned with a discreet lip spoiler.
The lower part of the rear apron has been completely revamped. And the list of changes includes the now-vertical reflectors and the diffuser-style element found in between the larger exhaust tips.
Of course, the real-world area where this iteration of the BMW M6 needs assistance is the reliability of its otherwise stunning V10 heart, but this is another story for another time.
The first and the most obvious choice involves the wheels and you can instantly notice the distance between the two design languages. Next up, we have the gilles adorning the front fenders of the big two-door and these make quite a difference, as you'll notice in the social media post at the bottom of the page - j.b.cars, the digital art label behind this stunt, has placed the original underneath the pixel-painted version, so you can easily notice the aspects that set the two apart.
While we're talking about the sides of the Bavarian machine, we should also mention the fresh mirrors, as well as the more complex side skirt styling.
And, from this point on, we'll move to the posterior of the vehicle, which is where most of the changes can be found. Of course, not all the transformantions present here would be easy to execute in real life.
For one, those sleek light clusters would require the trunk lid to be reshaped. And while we're talking about this body piece, it's worth mentioning it is now adorned with a discreet lip spoiler.
The lower part of the rear apron has been completely revamped. And the list of changes includes the now-vertical reflectors and the diffuser-style element found in between the larger exhaust tips.
Of course, the real-world area where this iteration of the BMW M6 needs assistance is the reliability of its otherwise stunning V10 heart, but this is another story for another time.
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