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Four doors, 560 horses

Drive an M6 Gran Coupe

A BMW M6 Gran Coupe rental pairs a 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 with rear-wheel drive and seats for five. The long, coupe-like roofline stretches over four doors, so it looks low and quick even parked at the curb. It's a standout among BMW car rentals on Turo.

On Turo, you book your M6 Gran Coupe from a local vehicle owner and arrange pickup that fits your plans. BMW ended production after the 2019 model year, which makes this four-door M a modern classic you can still drive.

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M6 Gran Coupe specs

Horsepower

560 hp

Torque

500 lb-ft

Weight

4,430 lbs

Seats

Twin-turbo V8 thrust

The M6 Gran Coupe's 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 makes 560 hp and 500 lb-ft of torque. That torque is on tap from just 1,500 rpm, so the car pulls hard without waiting for the tach to climb. A seven-speed dual-clutch automatic handles the shifts — quick, crisp, and no clutch pedal to manage.

Competition Package upgrades

Some M6 Gran Coupes carry the Competition Package, which BMW offered from July 2015. It raises output to 600 hp and 516 lb-ft, so the sharpest version of this car hits harder than the standard one. The chassis gets firmer springs, dampers, and anti-roll bars, plus the Active M Differential.

Steering sharpens too, thanks to a more direct M Servotronic setup, while 20-inch M wheels and black chrome tailpipes finish the look. Want the extra edge? Check the listing details to confirm the package before you book.

Room for five

The M6 Gran Coupe seats five, so you don't have to choose between M power and bringing the crew. Four doors make the back seat easy to reach, while the coupe roofline keeps the low, sleek profile intact. Nobody has to fold a front seat forward or climb in sideways.

Out back, the trunk offers 12.0 cubic feet of space — pack soft bags and you'll make the most of it. That's real everyday practicality wrapped around a 560-hp V8. Pick up friends, carry the weekend luggage, and still enjoy full M performance.

Stand out with an M6 Gran Coupe

BMW built the M6 Gran Coupe for six model years, 2014–2019, and the four-door M hasn't returned since. It's a rare sight that shines for special occasions, weekend drives, and group outings for up to five. If you're weighing other options, browse more exotic and luxury car rentals on Turo.

Top M6 Gran Coupe features

Modern-classic lineage

Three things set the M6 Gran Coupe apart: its modern-classic lineage, its top speed potential, and its stopping power.

Yes, BMW made an M6 Gran Coupe. It ran from the 2014 model year through 2019, its final US model year. In that window, it delivered four-door M performance: a twin-turbo V8, rear-wheel drive, and a roofline that reads more coupe than sedan.

Then BMW retired it, which makes every M6 Gran Coupe on the road today a modern classic. It's recent enough to feel familiar behind the wheel and rare enough to earn a second look in the parking garage. Renting one lets you live a chapter of M history for a weekend — no ownership required.

Top speed potential

The M6 Gran Coupe's top speed is electronically limited to 155 mph. On Competition models, the optional M Driver's Package raises that limit to 189 mph. Those figures show how much engineering headroom BMW built into this car.

Treat them as limits, not targets — and obey posted speed limits every time you drive. The good news is that with 500 lb-ft available from 1,500 rpm, you'll feel the V8's muscle at everyday speeds — no triple digits required. Save the big numbers for the spec sheet and enjoy the pull from every on-ramp.

Stopping power

Carbon-ceramic brakes are available on some M6 Gran Coupes. With 4,430 lbs and up to 600 hp to manage, brakes matter as much as the engine on this car. Not every M6 Gran Coupe has the carbon-ceramic setup, so check the listing if it's on your wish list.

Whatever brakes your car has, give yourself extra following distance. A heavy, powerful four-door needs room to slow down, especially in traffic or on long downhill stretches. Brake early and smoothly, and you'll stay in control while you enjoy the drive.

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Top tips and things to know before renting a M6 Gran Coupe

Get to know your M6 Gran Coupe

Before you book, know what you're getting: a rear-wheel-drive four-door with roughly supercar-level power, a thirsty V8, and a modest trunk. These tips help you plan the trip around the car.

The M6 Gran Coupe makes 560–600 hp depending on trim, which puts it roughly at supercar level. All that power goes to the rear wheels, so smooth inputs matter. Check the listing for the model year, trim, and whether the car has the Competition Package.

Planning a trip? Browse BMW rentals in Los Angeles, BMW rentals in Miami, or Las Vegas BMW rentals to see what local vehicle owners offer where you're headed.

M6 Gran Coupe driving tips

Respect the throttle — 500 lb-ft arrives from just 1,500 rpm. A few habits make the drive smoother:

Ease into the throttle, especially from a stop.

Drive gently in wet weather, since rear-wheel drive needs a lighter touch on slick roads.

Budget for fuel, because the M6 Gran Coupe is rated at 16 mpg combined (14 city, 20 highway).

Pack soft bags to fit the 12.0-cubic-foot trunk.

Check the listing's mileage limits before you plan a long drive.

How much does it cost to rent an M6 Gran Coupe?

The price of an M6 Gran Coupe rental on Turo depends on the model year, trim, trip length, extras, and delivery. Book at least four days ahead to unlock a 10% non-refundable discount. Three-day, weekly, and monthly trip discounts can lower the price on longer trips.

Need the car for a month or more? A long-term car rental covers trips of 30 or more days.

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Frequently asked questions about M6 Gran Coupe rentals on Turo

What documents do you need to rent an M6 Gran Coupe on Turo?

To rent an M6 Gran Coupe on Turo, you need a physical, valid driver's license. You'll also provide the information requested at checkout.

What type of license do you need to rent an M6 Gran Coupe?

You need a permanent US or home-country driver's license to rent an M6 Gran Coupe. A temporary license works if you also show photo ID. Turo does not accept learner's permits, photocopies, or an International Driving Permit in place of your license.

How old do you need to be to rent an M6 Gran Coupe on Turo?

The minimum age to rent an M6 Gran Coupe depends on the vehicle class. Standard cars require guests 18 or older, and cars with a market value over $20,000 require 21 or older. Deluxe Class cars require 25 or older, and Super Deluxe Class, Classic, and Specialty vehicles require 30 or older.

Higher-value cars like the M6 Gran Coupe may require you to be 25 or 30. Turo bases your age on the booking date, and guests ages 18–24 pay a young driver fee.

Do you need your own insurance to rent an M6 Gran Coupe?

No. You don't need to provide your own insurance to book an M6 Gran Coupe on Turo.

Are there discounts on M6 Gran Coupe rentals?

Yes. Book an M6 Gran Coupe at least four days ahead to get a 10% non-refundable discount. Three-day, weekly, and monthly trip discounts can lower the price further.

Can you rent an M6 Gran Coupe long term?

Yes. Turo counts trips of 30 or more days as long-term rentals, so you can book an M6 Gran Coupe for a month or longer.

Do M6 Gran Coupe rentals include unlimited mileage?

It depends on the listing. Each M6 Gran Coupe listing sets its own distance limits, and some include unlimited mileage or offer an "Unlimited mileage" Extra. Check the listing before you book.

Can someone else drive the M6 Gran Coupe I rent?

Yes. Request an additional driver for your M6 Gran Coupe trip in the Turo app. They must be approved and meet the age requirements for the vehicle class — pricier cars have higher age requirements.

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