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Originally Posted by brad850csi
I don't think so - I just double checked. I don't want to piss anyone off with copyright, copying info etc but the wording is:
How many examples of all M6 variants were produced with the 6-speed manual transmission?
Though initially offered for all three M6 body styles (coupe, convertible and Gran Coupe), the manual transmission option was discontinued for the M6 Gran Cope when the LCI version was introduced.
F06 M6 Gran Coupe: 61 (all pre-LCI)
No mention of Comp Pack at all. Also I think tab in Chicago has an LCI GC 6MT, I think it was one of the first LCI GCs.
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Doesn’t really make a big difference, but I wonder if there is a possibility of data between the models having gone twisted:
F06 M6 Gran Coupe: 61 (all pre-LCI)
F12 M6 convertible: 80 (40 pre-LCI + 40 LCI)
F13 M6 coupe: 68 (45 pre-LCI + 23 LCI)
Sounds a bit strange that GC 6MT would have lower production numbers than vert and Coupe (especially LCI) when F06 LCI was manufactured more than Coupe and vert combined... Would also explain the existence of cars that “don’t exist”...