SPOTLIGHT: Leo's F06 BMW Gran Coupe

When it comes to building super saloons, few countries do it better than Germany.

It’s a simple recipe they’ve nailed for decades: Take a big four-door base, cram it full of leather and tech, then squeeze a giant motor up front and produce more power than is really necessary for the road. Done.

This formula makes a lot of sense in the UK, where the derestricted Autobahn allows a 100-mile commute to be done in well under an hour—legally. Oh, and in total comfort.

But what about somewhere like Japan, specifically the hustle and bustle of Tokyo? Well, if you’re thinking it’d be an absolute nightmare to weave a giant German saloon—specifically the BMW 6-Series Gran Coupe— around there, think again.

German cars are BIG news in Japan. Thanks to their perceived luxury, these German saloons offer the perfect solution for Japanese businessman and women who want to make a statement, while also keeping under the radar.

The whole idea is to give off an air of status and importance without being obvious or obnoxious about it. You know? The polar opposite of being an influencer.

The perfect case in point here is .