Friday, May 17, 2013
BMW 650i interior
Luxury sedan with high-tech features has given comfort and satisfaction in the drive, this BMW luxury sedan has security system is also excellent for preventing and reducing the risk of accidents in driving. Now, we quote a review of BMW’s new luxury sedan from autoguide, the 2013 BMW 650i Gran Coupe review. This luxury coupe sedan in the BMW 6-Series family, what kind of a review of the BMW 650i Gran Coupe by autogouide?, let us look together.
2013 BMW 650i Gran Coupe has a luxurious interior design and comfortable, using shades of brown and white is clean and elegant. Carpet, on the dashboard, door frames and Alcantara renowned all over the same handsome rich brown, while the lower door panels and seats are white with brown accents. But there’s more to the interior than looks like a stop-smoking millionaire modern change. The seats are comfortable spacious and well supported for spirited driving. Capable or cooking or cooling to four bottoms, a car is a treat to sit inside.Aside from extreme comfort, the cabin is also well laid out. BMW’s iDrive knob is still located on the console, but radio and fan controls are easily accessible on the center stack. Better still, the car’s navigation screen measures larger than 10 inches, leaving it easy to read and use.
2013 BMW 650i Gran Coupe uses engine 4.4 liter twin-turbo V8 engine that can deliver 440 horsepower and 480 lb-ft of torque, this mewan sedan car can reach 0-60 mph in 4 seconds using 8-speed automatic transmission. Meskipu luxury sedan has great power, BMW 650i Gran Coupe has a high EPA 17 mpg for city and 25 mpg on the highway.
Although the weight of more than £ 4,400, it does not feel heavy despair in the corner as you would expect, thanks in part to heavy progressive steering. An aluminum double-wishbone front and multi-link rear suspension kit helps keep the 20-inch wheels firmly planted.
The new BMW 650i Gran Coupe starts at $86,500 or $89,500 for the all-wheel drive version. But as usual with BMW, it would be more likely to see a unicorn in a dealer’s showroom than a base price car. For example, the AutoGuide test car had a 3 Series worth of options ($32,495 to be exact).
