There is something of the brute about the new BMW 650i Sport Coupé, a menacing beast with the crouching poise of a tiger about to stamp on the first person to give it a sideways glance. You're right to be afraid. Approach with caution. This is the ultimate big boy's toy - an agile and breathtaking 155mph heavyweight with raw brutish style.
Its arrival comes as something of a surprise. There was nothing wrong with the "old" 645i Coupe and its wonderful V8 heart churning out 333bhp and towering torque. But BMW clearly thought it was not enough. A little more than 18 months after its launch it has made way for an even more serious high-performance grand tourer.
The 650i Sport Coupé and its 650i Sport Convertible sister partner the standard 650i Coupé and Convertible in the new line-up. Prices have risen by £1665 compared to the 645i models. The new 650i Sports add equipment and cost £1850 more than the standard car. Sport specification pushes the price of the standard Coupé from £52,115 to £53,965 while the Convertible rises from £57,515 to £59,365 in Sport trim.
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