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Eric Peters, Editor
BMW’s flagship 7-Series rear-drive sedan is slated for a major update in 2008 so changes to the current (2007) model are expected to be minimal. In 2006, the exterior styling was revised for a more traditional look, with a larger version of BMW’s trademark kidney-shaped grilles, revised bumper and lower spoiler, new headlamps and fog lights ad a subtly redesigned hood
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OverviewSpend an hour driving the BMW 7 Series sedan and you'll know what the fuss is about. This is a luxury sedan in the truest sense. It's a great way to travel, and it won't take long... Read full review
What Edmunds.com says Easily the best drive among full-size luxury sedans, the 2007 BMW 7 Series loses points for its frustrating control interface. It's still our pick for driving... Read full review
Overview Spend an hour driving the BMW 7 Series sedan and you'll know what the fuss is about. This is a luxury sedan in the truest sense. It's a great way to travel, and it won't take long... Read full review
This is my first BMW after a Lexus and MB. I tested the LS 460 and S 550. I fell in love with the 750. I love the car. It is loaded with amazing technology. The iDrive is easier than I... Read full review
I just traded my '06 750Li lemon for an '07...and got another lemon. The '06 was continually in the shop for transmission problems, which after 4 attempts and a new transmission was never... Read full review
The new 750Li is outstanding. This is my fifth 7-series sedan and by far the best. The technology took some getting used to but the car is really awesome once you live with it for awhile... Read full review
| Trim | MSRP / Invoice | Fuel Econ |
|---|---|---|
| 2007 BMW 7-Series: 4dr Sedan 750i | $75,800 / $69,735 | City: 17 Hwy: 25 |
| 2007 BMW 7-Series: 4dr Sedan 750Li | $78,900 / $72,590 | City: 17 Hwy: 25 |
| 2007 BMW 7-Series: 4dr Sedan 760Li | $122,600 / $112,790 | City: 14 Hwy: 22 |
| 2007 BMW 7-Series: 4dr Sedan ALPINA B7 | $115,000 / $105,800 | City: 15 Hwy: 23 |
BMW’s flagship 7-Series rear-drive sedan is slated for a major update in 2008 so changes to the current (2007) model are expected to be minimal. In 2006, the ... Read full review
MSRP: $75,800 - $122,600
This is my first BMW after a Lexus and MB. I tested the LS 460 and S 550. I fell in love with the 750. I love the car. It is loaded with amazing technology... Read more
I just traded my '06 750Li lemon for an '07...and got another lemon. The '06 was continually in the shop for transmission problems, which after 4 attempts and... Read more
The new 750Li is outstanding. This is my fifth 7-series sedan and by far the best. The technology took some getting used to but the car is really awesome once... Read more
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