The BMW X6 M carries many ‘firsts’ for a BMW M car. It’s the first M car with all-wheel drive, the first M car with a torque converter automatic and also the first M car with a turbocharged engine! And it’s also happens to be the first BMW to be launched this year, so we should see a few 555 horsepower behemoths roaming Malaysian roads and giving chase to Cayenne Turbos soon.
The X6 M is of course immediately identifiable by its different looks compared to the regular X6 which happens to be quite popular in Malaysia as well. The entire bodywork is body colour, losing the little grey bits at the lower part of the body that the regular X6 has. The rear of course has the trademark M quad exhaust pipes. Wheels are huge 20 inchers wrapped with 275/40R20 at the front and 315/35R20 at the rear – this baby’s front tyres are thicker than my E39’s rear tyres!
The price to own one of these? RM1,188,800, which is significantly more than a BMW M6, the most expensive M car in Malaysia so far.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the BMW X6 M in Malaysia reflect a mix of admiration and criticism, focusing on its high price, which many consider overstated due to Malaysia’s heavy taxes, making it almost inaccessible for average buyers. Enthusiasts highlight its impressive size, performance, and prestige, with some comparing it favorably to luxury SUVs like the Cayenne and Range Rover, while others dismiss it as overpriced and less practical as an SUV. Several comments mention specific sightings of the car on Malaysian roads, emphasizing its rarity and status symbol appeal. Price concerns dominate, with many suggesting alternative luxury vehicles or second-hand options, and some mock the cost in relation to Malaysia’s taxation system. Overall, the comment sentiment blends admiration for the vehicle's presence and power with skepticism about its value and affordability.