In pics: Wheels review BMW's new M6

The M6, BMW's fastest and most powerful coupe has arrived in Australia

In pics: Wheels review BMW's new M6

08:00 AEST Thu Nov 8 2012

Wheels staff

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There are many things in this world that seem to have little or no reason to exist; mosquitoes, Delta Goodrem, jazz, and BMW's M6. Until you drive it, that is.

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