Does Bmw Still Make A 6 Series

UPDATE 6/26/24: Car and Driver reached out to BMW for comment on an Automotive News report that claims the 6. While the BMW 6 Series is now gone, we can all rejoice in the fact that it still lives on in the used market. You can find some of the earlier 2004 to 2006 models selling for less than $10,000, while post-2010 models are selling anywhere from $20,000 to $50,000 depending on the age, mileage, condition, trim, and location of the car.

The BMW 6 Series had a run defined by peaks and valleys, but a number of factors including slumping sales and new developments made spelled its doom. Did BMW really stop making the legendary 6 Series for good? Yes, BMW officially discontinued the 6 Series coupe and convertible models in 2018. Production of the second-generation 6 Series (F06/F12/F13) ended after the 2017 model year.

Does BMW still sell the 6 Series? essence. Here in the U.S., BMW discontinued the 6 Series two-doors and four-door Gran Coupe after the 2019 model year to make way for the new 8 Series models. Even so, the 6er model range lives on in Europe, where the tallish, wagon-ish, fastback Gran Turismo version has been spruced up for 2021.

The original 6 Series arrived in 1976, a shark-nosed icon of gorgeous badassery until 1989. The first breathtaking but slow-selling 8 Series appeared in 1990, holding on until continued slow sales. The 6-Series served as BMW's range-topping grand tourer off and on from 1976 to 2019.

The model is reportedly rejoining the lineup after a seven-year hiatus and will be taking the place of both the 8-Series and the internal-combustion-powered 4-Series models. Here's what we know about the all. A dealer source also confirmed plans for the new 6-Series and said despite low expected volumes, such niche models should still be offered.

Last year, BMW only delivered 5,751 units of the 8. BMW is reportedly planning to bring the 6 Series back to the U.S. after a more than half.

A new report claims BMW will discontinue the 6 Series Gran Turismo before the end of this year, without a replacement planned.