The 2013-2018 BMW 640i Gran Coupe is a sleek four-door luxury coupe blending 6 Series style with practical rear seats and trunk space. Powered by a turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six producing 315-320 horsepower, it delivers BMW's signature driving dynamics with composed handling and strong acceleration. Reviewers praise its elegant styling, upscale cabin, and engaging performance, though some criticize its firm ride and tight rear headroom despite the four-door configuration. It's known for sophisticated design that ages well and impressive technology features. Today, it suits buyers seeking a distinctive alternative to traditional sedans—ideal for executives wanting sporting character with added practicality. Well-suited for highway cruising and spirited drives, though rear-seat space disappoints taller passengers. Values have depreciated significantly, making it an intriguing used luxury option for enthusiasts prioritizing style and performance.
The 2013-2018 BMW 640i Gran Coupe incurs premium maintenance costs typical of luxury German vehicles, including expensive oil changes, brake services, and potential turbocharger issues. The N55 engine is generally reliable but may experience water pump and valve cover gasket failures. Insurance costs are high due to luxury classification and expensive replacement parts.
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