Never thought I would consider buying a crossover platformed vehicle, but when your family grows you have no choice, but to get rid of the fun car :(. I decided to purchase an X6M as it checked all the requirements for me. Very spacious inside and the interior quality can't be matched. Love the sports seats and comfort options such as a heated steering wheel (Always a plus in New England). It's turbocharged, but I wouldn't know it, equipped with a v8 and two twin-scroll turbos, throttle response is smooth, and it sure does boogie. The tires are a little pricey to replace being on 21-inch wheels and getting snow tires is a must if you want to go anywhere in the winter time. The exterior styling is beautiful; the front bumper is my favorite feature. My only major drawback is that I wish BMW could have designed a more prominent rear window. It can be a pain trying to navigate while backing up (I don't trust rear-mounted cameras). Overall satisfied with my purchase.

Just as two wrongs donÕt make a right, blending two good things together doesnÕt always make a better one. Nutella and pickles: bad. Babies and evening gowns: bad. Ice cream and balsamic vinegar: actually really good. Also really good? BMWÕs monster coupe/SUV swirl, the BMW X6 M. With its 567-hp twin-turbo V-8, all-wheel drive, and graceful yet powerful design, the X6 M is almost one of a kind. There are compromises, of course. The X6 M is not designed for comfortable family road trips or even back-seat passengers. Rather, itÕs built for physics-defying speed and handling. Then thereÕs the Mercedes-AMG GLE63 coupe, the X6 MÕs fiercest and only direct competitor. But did you see where we mentioned the BimmerÕs 567 horsepower

I like the vehicle very much. It was very convenient for me and my family.