Porsche is putting the finishing touches the next-generation 911 but the model鈥檚 extensive lineup means the company is still updating its existing vehicles. Such is the case for the 911 GT3 RS which is expected to be unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in a few weeks. The facelifted coupe has an evolutionary design but adopts a modestly revised front bumper and slimmer daytime running lights. The styling changes don鈥檛 stop there as the car also features a new hood with two vents that help to cool the braking system without affecting the car鈥檚 aerodynamics. The styling changes at the rear are less noticeable and would likely only stand out to the most diehard fanatics. Regardless, the company installed a new rear bumper and updated taillights. The car also features new wing supports, modestly revised wing tips and a new engine cover which includes an integrated third brake light. Speaking of the engine, the 4.0-liter six-cylinder will reportedly develop 520 PS which is a minor increase of 20 PS. Thanks to the extra power, the updated model should be slightly faster than its predecessor which could accelerate from 0-100 km/h in 3.3 seconds.
On the new BMW 6 Series Gran Coupe this element is made from black painted aluminium and bears raised, embossed lettering. Rear apron strongly emphasises the cars鈥?width. On all models in the BMW 6 Series, flared wheel arches and a rear-end structure visually stretched by horizontal lines provide a vivid stylistic showcase for the cars鈥?wide track and resultant surefooted handling. This effect is further enhanced by a chrome strip in the bumper trim. The rear apron of the six-cylinder models also features larger surrounds for the exhaust system鈥檚 tailpipe embellishers, whose diameter has been increased from 80 to 90 millimetres. Elsewhere, a newly designed 20-inch multi-spoke variant has been added to the selection of optional light-alloy wheels. And the range of exterior paintwork finishes includes the new colour shades Jatoba metallic, Cashmere Silver metallic, Glacier Silver metallic, Mediterranean Blue metallic and Melbourne Red metallic. Luxurious interior ambience, newly designed surfaces, optional bicolour leather trim.
As an alternative to the standard Dakota leather trim, customers can specify Exclusive Nappa leather with extended features, which is now also available for the new BMW 6 Series models in the bi-colour variants Ivory White/Black and Cognac/Black. Fineline Brown fine-wood trim has been added to the selection of optional interior trim strips. Equipment, Design Pure Experience, Design Pure Excellence, M Sport package and BMW Individual: Bespoke luxury, aesthetics and driving pleasure. The new BMW 6 Series generates an intense form of driving pleasure regardless of the body variant specified and the engine fitted. It also boasts a beguilingly exclusive edge thanks to its luxurious interior ambience, extensive spread of standard equipment and high-quality options. The standard lightweight integral seats for the driver and front passenger come with an integrated belt system, whose optimised retraction mechanism uses electric assistance to enhance comfort. Customers can order their car with sports or comfort seats as an option for the driver and front passenger. The comfort seats are also available with the 鈥渁ctive鈥?function and active seat ventilation.
Exclusive Nappa leather with extended features can be specified as an alternative to standard leather trim. Both the leather variants earmarked for the new BMW 6 Series Convertible are treated with SunReflective technology, which reduces the degree to which the surfaces are heated by the sun鈥檚 rays. The BMW 6 Series Gran Coupe can also be ordered with heated rear seats. Premiere for Design Pure Experience and Design Pure Excellence. Two equipment lines pave the way for targeted personalisation in the configuration of the new BMW 6 Series models. The Design Pure Excellence option accentuates the exclusive appearance of the new BMW 6 Series model range with the addition of 19-inch light-alloy wheels and luxurious interior appointments. These include the newly designed Nappa leather trim in Ivory White/Black, a leather-covered instrument panel with contrast stitching, ceramic applications for the controls and interior trim strips in Poplar Grain Grey fine wood. In addition, both equipment lines include metallic paintwork and optional ambient lightning complete with illuminated door sill finishers.
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