The 2014 BMW 6 Series 650i with the "MSPT" likely refers to the M Sport Package or possibly the M Sport Edition, which was a special trim level available for 2014 that bundled additional features on top of the standard M Sport Package. This designation means the car has a sportier aesthetic and often some performance-oriented enhancements compared to the base 650i.

The 2014 6 Series (F12 Convertible, F13 Coupe, F06 Gran Coupe) was a luxurious and powerful grand touring car.

Here's a detailed look at the 2014 BMW 650i and what the M Sport package generally includes:

2014 BMW 650i General Specifications:

• Engine: 4.4-liter TwinPower Turbo V8 (N63TU engine - an updated version of the N63)

  • Horsepower: 445 hp @ 5,500 rpm

  • Torque: 480 lb-ft @ 2,000 rpm

• Transmission: 8-speed Sport Automatic with paddle shifters.

• Drivetrain: Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) was standard, with xDrive All-Wheel Drive (AWD) available as an option.

• 0-60 mph acceleration: Around 4.5 seconds for the coupe/Gran Coupe, slightly slower for the convertible.

• Fuel Economy: EPA estimated around 17 MPG city / 25 MPG highway (19 MPG combined) for RWD, slightly less for xDrive.

• Body Styles: Available as a Coupe (2-door), Convertible (2-door soft top), and Gran Coupe (4-door coupe-style sedan).

• Seating: 4 passengers (Coupe and Convertible), 4+1 (Gran Coupe, with a small middle rear seat).

M Sport Package Features:

The M Sport package visually and subtly enhances the 650i to give it a more aggressive, performance-inspired look. Key elements typically included:

• Exterior:

  • M Aerodynamic Kit: This includes unique front and rear bumpers, and side skirts that give the car a more muscular and sporty appearance.

  • High-Gloss Shadowline Trim: This replaces chrome exterior trim (like window surrounds) with a high-gloss black finish.

  • Unique M Light-Alloy Wheels: Often larger (e.g., 19 or 20-inch) M-specific wheel designs, frequently with a double-spoke pattern.

  • M Badging: Small M logos on the side fenders.

  • Black-painted brake calipers and exhaust tailpipes (often trapezoidal).

• Interior:

  • M Leather Steering Wheel: A thicker, sportier steering wheel with M stitching.

  • M Door Sills: Door sills with M badging.

  • Sport Seats: Typically Nappa leather sport seats, providing more aggressive bolstering for spirited driving.

  • M Driver's Footrest.

  • Specific interior trim: Often aluminum, carbon fiber, or unique wood trims that complement the sporty theme.

2014 M Sport Edition (a special package on top of M Sport):

For 2014, BMW offered an "M Sport Edition" that bundled even more features on top of the regular M Sport Package at a reduced cost compared to ordering them individually. This often included:

• Full LED Adaptive Headlights: Advanced LED lighting system.

• Head-Up Display (HUD): Projects driving information onto the windshield.

• Dynamic Digital Instrument Cluster: A customizable digital display for the gauges.

• Nappa Leather dashboard covering.

• Upgraded audio system (often Harman Kardon).

• For 650i models specifically, it often included the Driver Assistance Package, which added features like surround-view cameras and blind-spot detection.

• Exclusive exterior paint colors like Sakhir Orange Metallic (previously only on M6).

• BMW Individual Merino Leather upholstery options.

Common Issues for the 2014 BMW 650i (N63TU Engine):

While the 650i offers impressive performance and luxury, the N63TU engine (the V8) is known for certain potential issues, similar to its predecessor (the N63). It's crucial for prospective owners to be aware of these and to look for a well-maintained example with documented service history:

• Excessive Oil Consumption/Leaks: This is one of the most widely reported issues. It can be due to valve stem seals, oil pan gaskets, valve cover gaskets, or other seals.

• Turbocharger Failures: Due to the "hot V" design where turbos are located within the cylinder banks, they can experience high heat, leading to premature wear or failure of turbocharger components or wastegates.

• Timing Chain Issues: While less common than in the earlier N63, timing chain stretch or wear can occur and lead to serious engine problems.

• Cooling System Problems: Components like the water pump, coolant expansion tank, and various hoses can be prone to leaks or failure.

• Fuel System Issues: Including high-pressure fuel pump (HPFP) failures or fuel injector problems.

• Electrical System Problems: Battery drain issues (due to complex electronics always drawing power), faulty sensors, or iDrive system glitches.

• Adaptive Suspension Problems: If equipped with adaptive suspension (Dynamic Damper Control or Dynamic Driving Package), components can wear.

It's highly recommended to have a pre-purchase inspection (PPI) by a BMW specialist when considering a used 2014 650i, especially one with the N63TU engine, to assess its current condition and identify any potential upcoming maintenance needs.