And if my words aren`t enough to convince you then you should have a look at the video below, released by YouTuber Marchettino and which is showcasing the impressive lion growl of the amazing BMW 650 Gran Coupe.

This wouldn’t be the first time seeing a 650 Gran Coupe in action but it is definitely an outstanding project carried out by the engineers from PP-Performance.

The car`s main highlight is of course the power adding under the hood. As the video shows on the screen, this lad here comes with a staggering 600 horsepower. The torque figure is not given but we`d expect a significant increase.

In the stock version, the BMW 650 Gran Coupe comes with a 4.4-liter V8 unit, developing 560 horsepower and 680 Nm of torque. This would be enough for the model to sprint form 0 to 100 km/h in an impressive 4.0 seconds, at a top speed, which is electronically limited, of 250 km/h. So we expect at least 3.9 seconds with the new power.

Besides the new power increase, the BMW 650 Gran Coupe by Prior Design also features a wide body kit, hihglighted by the massive wheel arches and side sills, bespoke front and rear spoiler, rear diffuser, additional air ducts, tale wing, updated suspension system and new wheels, all of them making it extremely aggressive.

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In this particular case, a PP-Performance 650i Gran Coupe roars and thunders in Monaco. Unfortunately, there aren’t any data available for this specific item, but we were able to play a bit with the configuration menus on the tuner’s website and here’s what we have found.

The result is pretty impressive: if you opt for a chiptuning, a catless kit and a completely redesigned exhaust system, you’ll be able to add an extra 120 hp to the original output. Then, with 570 hp available, the 6 Series Gran Coupe will accelerate to 100 km/h in just 4 seconds, which is faster than a stock BMW M6.

This tremendous amount of power allows the car to reach 306 km/h, which is more than enough for a 4 doors saloon. The torque is also increased by 135 Nm, to 785 Nm. Surely, the price for this package is almost 8.000 euros, but driving a four doors saloon at over 300 km/h is priceless!

However, the price only covers the increased performance. The Prior Design Widebody Aero kit is, of course, extra. It consists of front and rear bumpers, side skirts, front fenders, rear widenings, engine cover and a stylish rear wing.

The interior seems to be unchanged, but that’s not what we’re interested in. We’re more interested in the way the car sounds. Or, should I say, astonished by its rumble! Because the V8 roars in a unique way, that makes goose bumps appear on the hands and a big smile on our faces. Let’s take a ride!

Images source: prior-design.de

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At the exterior, the BMW M6 Convertible gets a special matte yellow wrap, revised carbon fiber hood, side mirrors and front spoiler lip. New 22-inch alloy wheels are available as well as tinted optical blocks.

Under the hood sits a 5.0-liter V10 engine producing 537 horses and 545 Nm of torque. The extra 30 horsepower and 25 Nm of torque help the model to achieve a 0-100 km/h sprint in 4,3 seconds with a top speed of 300 km/h.

“Not by chance have vehicle wraps still an upward trend. The possibilities for a truly personal customization – as opposed to a conventional paint – are manifold higher,” says the company.

The power boost for the BMW M6 Convertible is priced at €2,190.

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They’ve probably ruined our favorite performance sedan by fitting a disgusting body kit or modifying its performance to a point where it’s a drag.

It may develop a couple thousand horsepower but it has no warranty, cannot be used for more than 5 minutes and only runs on vodka and squirrel tears.

I would expect the same thing, but us judgmental fools have been set straight by the small German tuner who’ve turned up with an easily digestible makeover.

They’ve fitted the F10 M5 with their own new exhaust system, a borrowed muffler, borrowed carbon fiber air intakes and remapped the ECU.

And the exterior? Well PP Performance didn’t bother with it, they don’t plan to mess about with perfection. That’s just as well since M Division discrete appearance is still there.

Also, the M Division Performance is still there, with quite the bonus. All those aditions have bumped the 4.4 liter V8 Twin-Turbo to 640 horsepower and 608 lb-ft of torque.

Love this one. It’s not the sort of tuner car that is created to bring joy, controversy or discussion points to those around.

This one was created to bring joy to the driver. Isn’t that what BMW, particularly M Division products, are supposed to be all about?

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