Poprvé vyfoceno Turin
| Spoter | JACK888 Turin Spotter |
| Spatřeno v | Turin, Italy |
| Datum | 2026-07-11 12:15 |
June 2026 A few days after the just posted Z4 M, I've managed to spot another rare old school BMW ///M, this very cool dark blue X6 M on Swiss plates from Bern. The car was parked in Via Po, one of most famous streets of the city centre, where I actually don't spot nice cars very often, I was with some Sardinian relatives, but luckily after launch they were a bit less in a hurry, they continued their touristic visit with my mother and her cousin while I took the pics and reached me later. E71 X6 Ms are surely not common for me, this only the third one (second 2013) I spot, 9 years after the last one, because even if it was posted in 2024, the spot of the white Norwegian example you can find on my profile is from 2017. While the last one I've seen in Turin was a pre-facelift example which I've spotted in 2015 at the start of my spotting career!
| Camera model | COOLPIX P900 |
| Aperture | 3.5 |
| Shutterspeed | 1/100 |
| Focal length | 12.5 mm |
| Maximální rychlost | 250 km/h |
| Zrychlení 0-100 km/h | 4.70 s |
| Výkon | 555 hp |
| Točivý moment | 680 Nm @ 1500 rpm |
| Váha | 2280 kg |
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ShaytonSky - v 23:02
Stunning find! These have become incredibly rare, so spotting one is always a special occasion. Glad you had luck with it!
Horse-Power - v 11:52
Well done on this fantastic capture, Giacomo. I really do love all of your recent posts, my friend.
carsinbp - v 22:05
Another rarity for you mate, interesting spot! I would rather spot one of these than the G8X M3's/M4's or G9X M5's, these new M's have became extremely common by now.
JACK888 Turin Spotter - v 22:34
I totally agree, those older BMWs are much rarer and much more interesting, thank you very much Marci!
