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Avistado por primera vez en Shoreline (WA)
| Spotter | Jjrivero |
| Avistado en | Shoreline (WA), United States of America |
| Fecha | 2020-05-21 00:57 |
I spotted this amazing M6 at the Aurora Village. My brother and I scanned the Home Depot lot and we decided to check the one behind the strip mall. Very happy we did. We were very surprised to find this BMW here. This is one of my coolest spots but It is a shame that the front lip is damaged.
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LuxurySpottings - ara 03:01
That's the stunning M6 I#ve been waiting for :p Lovely spot :) It's no 2015, not sure if this means that this would be a new category.
LucasH - ara 08:33
Awesome find, congrats on SOTD! Next time I would turn off the flash when you're taking pictures outdoors, they will turn out better without it! Very cool find otherwise. @LuxurySpottings why would this not be a 2015 model?
Jjrivero - ara 17:21
@CHSLinz Very cool!
@MercedesFreak Indeed!
@Horse-Power Thanks West!
@thomcarspotter appreciate it!
@ilovecars#renzoverschoor Thanks man!
@LuxurySpottings
Thank you! The headlights look the same as the 2015 model though :)
@LucasH Thanks for the feedback! When I take the pictures without flash, they seem pretty dark when I first look at them so then I switch to flash. When I look at them on the computer, the ones with flash do have too much light and the license plate is very shiny. Yesterday I used flash on a srt Challenger but I won't do it anymore if it isn't dark. :)
dandude999 - ara 19:55
Awesome Spot! :)
This M6 looks really good! Its a shame that the splitter is damaged.
@Jjrivero
DannyXM - ara 20:04
Cool find, awesome to see such creations
As per the flash: you can correct this within Photoshop. Just shoot without flash, then in Photoshop go to Filter -> Camera Raw Filter and then increase the Exposure setting. Normally anywhere between 0.2 and 0.5 should be fine.
