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BMW X6 M news - Hamann Tycoon: ruthless - 2010

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BMW X6 M news - Hamann Tycoon: ruthless - 2010 | Top Gear

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BMW X6 M news - Hamann Tycoon: ruthless - 2010

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BMW X6 M news - Hamann Tycoon: ruthless - 2010

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BMW X6 M news - Hamann Tycoon: ruthless - 2010

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BMW X6 M news - Hamann Tycoon: ruthless - 2010

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In the current economic climate, we're not sure we'd christen a car 'The Tycoon'. It's a bit, well... conspicuous, isn't it?

Then again, we are not Hamann, the German tuner responsible for some of the most conspicuous automotive creations of recent years. This is Hamann's take on the BMW X6 M, dubbed the Tycoon Evo M, and it is aptly named.

Treating BMW's 4.4-litre, twin-turbo V8 to a high-flow exhaust and a reprogrammed ECU, the Tycoon packs an upsetting 670bhp and 576lb ft of torque - 115bhp and 74lb ft more than the standard car.

Which means it'll obliterate 62mph in 4.2 seconds before running on to a top speed of 186mph. Four point two! In an SUV-thing! Why? For the love of Manilow, why?

Fattened by a diet of foie gras, truffles and sticky toffee pudding, the Tycoon is a full 12cm wider than the stock X6 M. It sits on 23-inch wheels and fecklessly trades shares in pyramid schemes. It defies financial regulators. It would raid your pension fund as soon as look at you.

Be afraid.

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In the current economic climate, we're not sure we'd christen a car 'The Tycoon'. It's a bit, well... conspicuous, isn't it?

Then again, we are not Hamann, the German tuner responsible for some of the most conspicuous automotive creations of recent years. This is Hamann's take on the BMW X6 M, dubbed the Tycoon Evo M, and it is aptly named.

Treating BMW's 4.4-litre, twin-turbo V8 to a high-flow exhaust and a reprogrammed ECU, the Tycoon packs an upsetting 670bhp and 576lb ft of torque - 115bhp and 74lb ft more than the standard car.

Which means it'll obliterate 62mph in 4.2 seconds before running on to a top speed of 186mph. Four point two! In an SUV-thing! Why? For the love of Manilow, why?

Fattened by a diet of foie gras, truffles and sticky toffee pudding, the Tycoon is a full 12cm wider than the stock X6 M. It sits on 23-inch wheels and fecklessly trades shares in pyramid schemes. It defies financial regulators. It would raid your pension fund as soon as look at you.

Be afraid.

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German tuner bumps BMW's X6 M up to a hideous 670bhp. Ecosystem screams quietly