If there is something the upcoming Frankfurt Motor Show won’t be short on, it’s tuning packages. TechArt, Hamann, Brabus, and Alpina, among others, will all be there, and now we’re hearing that AC Schnitzer will actually be bringing two vehicles to the show. The first tuning package sitting in the tuner’s booth will be the 1-Series M Coupe, and the second one will be based on the new BMW 6-Series Convertible.
For the 6-Series Convertible, the tuner is offering a performance upgrade that will increase the V8’s engine output from 407 to a whopping 540 HP. With the extra 133 HP, the BMW will sprint from 0 to 60 mph in 4.4 seconds, a 0.5 second improvement from the standard 4.9 seconds.
This power increase has been combined with a twin sports rear silencer with chromed "Sport Trim" tailpipe trims, an 8-pot high performance brake system for the front, and an AC Schnitzer suspension spring kit.
For the exterior, the tuner is offering a new front spoiler, a chromed front grille and chrome decor strips, a rear skirt insert, and loading lip protection film. Then there’s the new set of 21" Type VIII forged alloy wheel in BiColor to round out the look from the outside. The interior gets covered in a matte space grey, and benefits from a sports airbag steering wheel, an AC Schnitzer "Black Line" aluminum cover for the i-Drive system controller, and AC Schnitzer aluminum foot rests and pedals. And lets not forget about the new set of Type VIII forged alloy wheel in BiColor in 21".
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