Used BMW 650 for sale

The BMW 650 is a luxury grand tourer that blends confident performance with refined comfort. Its commanding V8 and serene long-distance drive make it ideal if you want a coupe or Gran Coupe that delivers both excitement and presence.

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Used BMW 650 cars in stock

£7,995
BMW 6 SERIES 4.8 650i V8 Sport Steptronic Euro 4 2dr
- 2008
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- 88,800 miles
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- Petrol
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- Automatic
The Motor Web Ltd
Windsor
£22,800
BMW 6 SERIES 4.4 650i V8 M Sport Coupe 2dr Petrol Auto Euro 6 (s/s) (450 ps)
- 2017
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- 53,653 miles
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- Petrol
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- Automatic
Hammond Cars Ipswich
Ipswich
£14,999
BMW 6 Series 4.4 650i V8 SE Steptronic Euro 5 2dr
- 2011
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- 67,477 miles
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- Petrol
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- Automatic
Your Perfect Car Ltd
Gateshead

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Used BMW 650

The BMW 650 is built for long-distance comfort, giving you swift V8 power with a smooth, refined drive. Across the 6 Series range – including the sporty 650i Coupe, the more practical Gran Coupe and even the versatile GT hatchback – you’ll find a quiet cabin, quality materials and a layout designed to make longer journeys easier. The generation most UK buyers will come across was sold between 2011 and 2018, with the 650i standing as the flagship petrol model. You’ll pay far less than you would for a Jaguar XK or Mercedes CL, but still get serious straight-line pace alongside day-to-day practicality. Today, the BMW 650 is remembered for its strong V8, generous standard kit and true grand touring ability.

Pros

Strong V8 performance
Plush, comfortable cabin
High standard equipment

Cons

Running costs are high
Rear seat space is tight
Insurance can be pricey

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What are the key safety features of the BMW 650?

You’ll get a wide range of safety gear: traction and stability control, multiple airbags and adaptive cruise control. Later models may also include lane-departure warning, parking sensors and automatic emergency braking.
What engine options are available with the BMW 650?

The BMW 650i runs on a 4.4 litre twin turbo V8, delivering 444 hp and launching from 0–62 mph in just 4.3 seconds. Alternative six-cylinder engines and diesels are available elsewhere in the 6 Series, but only the V8 sits behind the 650i badge.
What are the standard technology and infotainment features in the BMW 650?

Standard equipment includes dual-zone climate control, leather seats and BMW’s wide-screen iDrive with satnav, Bluetooth and premium audio. Heated seats and parking sensors are typically included too, so you’re comfortable and connected.
What is the fuel consumption of the BMW 650?

Official figures for the BMW 650 suggest around 27mpg combined, and real-world testing often shows around 20–21mpg in mixed driving. Some long motorway trips can stretch that to 28mpg, but expect lower results once you start pushing it hard. Something to keep in mind: CO2 emissions are a bit high for the class, which means higher road tax.
What should I check when buying a used BMW 650?

Check for a full service history and ensure the oil has been changed regularly – these V8s need care. Test all infotainment and electronics, as some older models experience glitches. Carefully inspect the wheels and suspension, especially on M Sport models with larger alloys. For peace of mind, book The AA Vehicle Inspection.
Are BMW 650 cars reliable?

BMW 650's V8 and gearbox are generally durable, but running and repair costs are higher than average. Electronics and suspension components are common weak points, so the best results come when you choose a well-maintained example with full documentation.