BMW 6-Series cars for sale
Search new and used BMW 6-Series cars for sale on Parkers. You can browse thousands of cars for sale in the UK in our easy-to-navigate classified adverts. Then, using our search tools, narrow your search to find the perfect BMW near you for a price that’s within your budget.
269 used BMW 6-Series cars for sale
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6-Series Coupe (04-10)
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6-Series Gran Coupe (12-17)
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6-Series Convertible (11-18)
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6-Series Coupe (11-18)
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6-Series Coupe (04-10)
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6-Series Gran Coupe (12-17)
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6-Series Coupe (11-18)
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6-Series Coupe (04-10)
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6-Series Gran Coupe (12-17)
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6-Series Convertible (04-10)
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6-Series M6 Gran Coupe (13-18)
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6-Series Coupe (04-10)
Buying used brings almost unlimited choices if you're looking to buy one of many BMW 6-Series cars for sale. You can click the links below to search through a wide range of cars for sale across the UK. As well as that, you can use our search tools to tailor your results based on price, location, engine and trim – depending on your own personal preferences. With Parkers, you'll be able to find the right used car at the right price for you.
5 nearly new BMW 6-Series cars for sale
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6-Series Gran Turismo (17-20)
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6-Series Gran Turismo (17-20)
Want all the benefits of a new car but at a significant cost saving in cash terms? Buying a nearly-new car generally brings you the remainder of the manufacturer's warranty, full main dealer support, and a used car with low miles on it. To search for nearly new BMW 6-Series cars for sale on Parkers, click on the links below. You will find the best cars for sale near you, and by using our search tools, you can narrow your choice, and find the perfect BMW 6-Series at the right price.
BMW 6-Series PARKERS review
7 Series comfort, more luggage space than 5 Series Touring, less desirable than either
Believe it or not, the BMW 6 Series lineage spans right back to 1976. Internally coded the E24, the 6 Series originally featured a 3.2-litre engine with 195bhp. In 1978 the classic 635CSi was launched with its 3.5-litre engine and 138mph top speed, which was impressive in its day.
Gearbox options were a five-speed dog-leg manual or a more common four-speed automatic. Then in 1984 BMW decided to take the engine from the M1 sportscar and install it in the 6 Series chassis, creating the extremely desirable BMW M635CSi. This was also known as the first BMW M6.
The 6 Series didn’t appear in BMW’s line-up again until 2004, at which point it was known as the E63 or E64.