The M6 nameplate was revived by BMW two years after the Munich marque reintroduced the 6 Series in 2003. Picking up from the earlier M635 CSi (badged as the M6 in North America and Japan) that was phased out in 1989, the E63-generation M6 coupé began production in 2005 with attractive grand tourer styling seamlessly blended with impressive performance figures. Offering some 500 horsepower from its 5.0-litre V-10 “S85” engine, most examples of the M6 were built with the seven-speed automated manual transmission.

The example offered here was acquired by The Munich Masterpieces Collection in July 2006 through Inchcape Motors of Finland, just over one year after it was delivered new to its first owner via Käyttöauto of Vaasa. As is documented by the accompanying BMW folio—containing owner’s manuals and a stamped service book—the M6 has been carefully maintained with BMW dealer servicing. Its last entry is a service in October 2021, when the odometer read 132,101 kilometres. At the time of cataloguing, the odometer read 132,804 kilometres.

Presented in Sepang Bronze Metallic over a tan leather interior, this V-10 BMW is a mainstay of modern M performance worthy of being picked as a comfortable and stylish choice for cross-continental road trips and more.