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The new F12 BMW 6-Series Cabriolet has already been spotted on Malaysia loaded on a logistics trailer – that was pretty quick, considering the F12 Cabriolet was just unveiled to the world late last year. We snapped this image somewhere in KL yesterday evening, and the trailer wasn’t carrying anything else that was interesting other than the F12, just your usual mix of E90 Sedans and E92 Coupes. Being CBU models, you wouldn’t think it’s an issue for both the 640i and 650i to be offered here in Malaysia, but the F12 has already appeared on BMW Malaysia’s website and there’s only mention of the straight six cylinder engine in the 640i, so we’re still wondering about the V8.
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