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Though reviewers praise the M6 for its refined appointments and everyday performance, most find its custom performance and interior feature settings too difficult to operate.

Reviewers find that the BMW M6 coupe is a sporty and luxurious ride that just might be too technologically advanced for its own good. While test drivers are impressed with its ride and handling dynamics, many criticize the M6 for its complicated performance and convenience feature settings -- which are highly customizable. Still, auto writers agree that the M6 is an exceptional driver's car. "If you aren't scared by the over-$100,000 sticker, and if you're interested in a high-performance car that won't set you back by 50 percent more than that, then the M6 might be the vehicle for you," writes The Auto Channel. "It has a limited audience, but that audience can also consider itself very lucky. Very lucky."

The M6 is also available as a convertible.

* "Practicality isn't a part of the equation here. Neither is sharing. Aside from that occasional right-seat occupant one wishes to (a) impress, (b) terrify, (c) sleep with, or (d) all of the above, a car such as this is conceived for the gratification of its owner. And what could be more gratifying than leather-lined opulence hurled down the road by 500 horsepower? With suspension and braking equal to the propulsion?" -- Car and Driver

* "Buy the M6 Coupe if...You want a high-performance coupe that can keep up with Ferraris in real-world situations off the test track, but is less expensive and more comfortable. Keep Looking if...You want even more comfort and/or practicality, in which case the BMW M5 Sedan is worth considering; fuel economy is a concern; ultimate exclusivity matters and you're willing to pay for it." -- Forbes

* "Quite candidly, dear reader, many potential owners may balk at the Bimmer's complexity -- even those who can afford the $108,690 sticker on our limited-edition test car. The automatic seat bolsters, and the zillion and one steps needed to complete simple everyday driving tasks, can be an off-putting experience at the very least." -- MarketWatch