En route to the golf course, drivers can check out the 650i’s advanced vehicle dynamics systems—which include motor-activated sway bars to combat high-speed body roll, as well as an active damper system that continuously reads the road and issues strut-by-strut firmness modifications to optimize ride and handling characteristics. Speed-sensitive electric power steering is standard, and a four-wheel Integral Active Steering system can be specified for increased agility and manoeuvrability.
Finally, drivers can even employ BMW’s Driving Dynamics Control system to toggle between Normal, Sport, and Sport Plus settings on the fly—effectively altering various vehicle system parameters to give the 650i three unique attitudes.
Ultimately, BMW says that unmatched chassis technology works with their cutting-edge engine to provide greater dynamic capability and improved ride comfort compared to the previous-generation 6 Series Cabriolet.
The 2012 6 Series Cabriolet will arrive on BMW lots within the next few weeks. The 6 Series Coupé will follow at a further date.
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| The 2012 6 Series Cabriolet will arrive on BMW lots within the next few weeks. (Photo: BMW) |
Finally, drivers can even employ BMW’s Driving Dynamics Control system to toggle between Normal, Sport, and Sport Plus settings on the fly—effectively altering various vehicle system parameters to give the 650i three unique attitudes.
Ultimately, BMW says that unmatched chassis technology works with their cutting-edge engine to provide greater dynamic capability and improved ride comfort compared to the previous-generation 6 Series Cabriolet.
The 2012 6 Series Cabriolet will arrive on BMW lots within the next few weeks. The 6 Series Coupé will follow at a further date.
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