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The M6’s turbocharged V-8 makes an impressive 560 horsepower, but what really stands out are the available 16-inch front brake rotors, which are massive by production-car standards and are gripped by huge calipers. They’re so big that 20-inch wheels have to be paired with the brakes to ensure there’s enough clearance, according to BMW. All in all, they look like a good ally against brake fade.
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