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2004 BMW 6 Series

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The convertible, the E64, was unveiled at the 2004 Detroit Auto Show and released in the middle of 2004, completing the second generation 6 Series range of coupe and convertible. It was the nameplate revived in 2004, as the E63 coupe, with the E64 open version. The car competed with the Mercedes CL and others in the grand tourer class. It was built at the Dingolfing plant, like the coupe, and went on sale alongside it in mid 2004.

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2004 1
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BMW 2
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Source Wikipedia: BMW 6 SeriesLead paragraph, manufacturertier 2
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produced by BMW since 1976

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Source Wikipedia: BMW 6 Series (E63)Production volumestier 2
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The E63/E64 was produced at the Dingolfing BMW plant.
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1. Wikipedia: BMW 6 Series (E63)
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  • Development and launch
    the 2004 Detroit Auto Show, and released
  • Year: Development and launch
    the 2004 Detroit Auto Show, and released
  • Body style, coupe: Development and launch
    consists of the BMW E63 (coupe version) and BMW E64 (convertible version) grand tourers
  • Body style, convertible: Development and launch
    consists of the BMW E63 (coupe version) and BMW E64 (convertible version) grand tourers
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2. Wikipedia: BMW 6 Series
Wikipedia
  • Lead paragraph, manufacturer
    produced by BMW since 1976
  • Development and launch
    When the 6 Series nameplate was revived in 2004 for the second generation, the BMW E63/E64 6 Series, the coupé was joined by a convertible body style
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