Unveiled in 2012, the BMW M6 Coupé F13M set a benchmark for high-speed grand touring capability. Boasting a lightweight contoured carbon-fibre reinforced plastic (CFRP) roof to lower its centre of gravity, it was powered by the 4.4-litre twin-turbo S63TU V8 generating 560 hp and 680 Nm of torque. Mastering the maintenance of this super-coupé requires structured BMW M6 maintenance, specifically addressing the thermal strains of forced induction.
The central "hot-V" turbo arrangement concentrates immense heat between the cylinder banks, which leads to brittle plastic coolant pipes and degraded crankcase breather hoses. Power is delivered to the rear wheels via the seven-speed M DCT dual-clutch transmission and an electronically controlled M differential. Regular transmission fluid renewals prevent clutch pack slipping and mechatronic faults.