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Manhart introduces the more muscular and flashy MHX6 700 WB than the standard MHX6, and this model stands out for a new widebody body kit

The Manhart explains that this carbon finish is precisely inspired by marble and polished granite, which makes this car stand out wherever it goes, as the collection of finished parts in this format ranges from the grille, the air intakes in the bumper and hood air outlets, the front splitter, the new fenders the side skirts, the rear view mirror housings and the double rear spoiler.

In addition, to accompany this unique finish and give an even more extravagant look to this X6 M, its body is also covered in a Matte Charcoal Metallic color and black stickers that decorate the hood, roof, sides and rear lid, while the new 22-inch Manhart Concave One forged wheels in satin black add to its style, fitted with 295/30 R22 tires at the front and 315/30 R22 at the rear.

On a mechanical level, this MHX6 equips an improved suspension with a new set of H&R springs, which means that its body is now 30 mm more attached to the ground. All this, of course, with improvements also in the engine, where the twin-turbo 4.4 liter V8 of the X6 M now offers 730 hp and 900 Nm thanks to the help of the MHtronic control unit.

Accompanying the extra power of the engine, it also has a stainless steel exhaust system with four 100mm exhaust pipes with ceramic and carbon coating that includes a valve to regulate the sound, although it can also be ordered with competition downpipes without catalyst for a more visceral sound.

The icing on the cake is an interior that repeats the formula of the exterior with high amounts of forged carbon fiber present in the dashboard, steering wheel, center console, steering wheel fins, doors, and even in the structure of the seats with leather upholstery black and yellow seams.

This Manhart MHX6 is being shown at the 2021 Munich Motor Show along with other models from the house such as the mentioned MH5 800 and the recent MH5 GTR.

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