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7-Series BMW's flagship 7-Series sedans receive a number of upgrades for 2006, including revised styling. Up front there's a larger version of BMW's trademark kidney-shaped grilles, a revised bumper and lower spoiler, new headlamps and fog lights, and a subtly redesigned hood. The car's rear-end styling has been considerably smoothed out, with te back bumper tucking in at the wheel wells; this helps emphasize the car's slightly wider (by 0
Paul Eisenstein, Executive Editor | 01/15/08 12:56 PM
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| Trim | MSRP / Invoice | Fuel Econ |
|---|---|---|
| 2006 BMW 7-Series: 750i 4dr Sedan | $71,800 / $65,520 | City: 17 Hwy: 25 |
| 2006 BMW 7-Series: 750Li 4dr Sedan | $75,800 / $69,160 | City: 17 Hwy: 25 |
| 2006 BMW 7-Series: 760i 4dr Sedan | $111,500 / $101,645 | City: 15 Hwy: 22 |
| 2006 BMW 7-Series: 760Li 4dr Sedan | $118,900 / $108,380 | City: 15 Hwy: 22 |
7-Series BMW's flagship 7-Series sedans receive a number of upgrades for 2006, including revised styling. Up front there's a larger version of BMW's ... Read full review
MSRP: $71,800 - $118,900
This 750i with sports package is my fourth BMW. Compared to my past 2001 540i with sports package, this car has a better ride, handling, acceleration, comfort... Read more
After 4 Lexus, a few Cadilacs, an Infiniti and even a Mercedes this new BMW 750 LI is the best large car I have ever owned. The comfort, ride, speed and... Read more
Essentially a 745Li with a bigger engine, well after all it is just a refreshening. After trading the 745Li for the 750Li, the major difference is power. Its... Read more
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