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Originally Posted by TheBingoBalls
The thing that gets me with this interior is how the dash flows into the centre console which splits all the controls towards the driver as it should be. Audi and Mercedes don't really do that, it's usually the standard controls in the middle which in itself splits the area between driver and passenger.
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The 6-series interior is breathtaking.
That driver oriented split, and angling of the controls toward the driver, that was one of the reasons I fell in love with BMW. My 1993 E36 325i had that - of course, nowhere near as beautiful - and it just feels like you're in a cockpit.
The newer BMW's haven't been doing this - newer 3-series, 5-series, 7-series, X vehicles (including my X6M), all have a flat dash/center console.
It's nice to see BMW go back to this. It's most evident in the 6-series and the i8.