The 2023 BMW 7-series sedan is a luxurious and advanced vehicle that impresses with its performance and numerous tech features.
The 2021 BMW 7 Series is designed with sophistication in mind, especially with its advanced technological, safety, and engine features throughout.
Cosmetic changes and visibility upgrades put the 2020 BMW 7 Series in a class of its own with upscale styling and peak performance.
The large BMW 7 Series sedan delivers on luxury down to the finest detail, assuring you arrive in style and comfort to your destination.
The flagship sedan of the BMW brand, the 7 Series line-up in North America is expanded for 2015 with the inclusion of a diesel-engined version.
Now standard with a new Dynamic Digital Instrument Cluster and an iDrive controller, the 2014 BMW 7 Series is a full size luxury sedan, in every sense of the word.
Refreshed for 2013, the BMW 7 Series is one of the most recognizable full size luxury sedans on the road, capable of achieving 28 mpg highway.
The leading sedan amongst the German auto company, the 2012 BMW 7 Series line of vehicles highlight some of the best qualities for luxury motoring in the 21st century.
As BMW's flagship sport sedan, the 2011 BMW 7-series is also the brand's largest sedan and offers the most exclusive comfort technology amenities, now with new powertrain options.
The 2010 BMW 7-Series is a full-size five-passenger luxury sedan that offers top of the line amenities and technological features.
A true luxury flagship sedan, the 2009 BMW 7-Series has a new look and new engine options in addition to the new technology features that fill the cabin.
Whether you pick the "base" 750i or the range-topping Alpina B7 trim, the 2008 BMW 7-series is a true luxury sedan loaded with lots of great standard features.
The 2007 BMW 7-Series is a luxurious sports sedan that sits as the flagship of the entire BMW family and is available as a 750i, 750Li, 760Li, or high-performance ALPINA B7.
Available in two different wheelbase lengths, the 2006 BMW 7-Series is a full-size luxury sedan offered with a 4.8L V8 or a 6.0L V12.
A full-size luxury sedan, the 2005 BMW 7-Series is the largest sedan in the lineup, seating five passengers comfortably, and is exceptionally well-equipped.
The 2004 BMW 7-Series is a full-size luxury sedan that seats five passengers and is available with a choice between two sporty engines and two wheelbase lengths.
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The flagship sedan of the BMW line-up, the 7 Series represents the peak of luxury for the German car brand. Offered with a wheelbase length of 115 inches and 121 inches, the 1998 BMW 7 Series would be propelled by either V-8 or a V-12 engine. The 740i and 740iL was powered by a 282-horsepower, 4.4-liter V-8 engine while the 750iL featured a 326-horsepower, 5.4-liter V-12 power unit. In 1998, Dynamic Stability Control became standard on all versions of the sedans. The longer wheelbase models of the BMW 7 Series provided the rear occupant over five inches of additional legroom. For 2002, the BMW 7 Series received what was possibility the most polarizing style ever revealed on a production car by the German manufacturer at that time.
The radical design of the 2002 BMW 7 Series Values sedan was softened through a 2006 model year facelift. In addition to the unconventional BMW styling, the iDrive electronic controller debuted on the 2002 model year 7 Series. Unpopular at the beginning, the iDrive controller was gradually refined in following years. Power for the 2002 model was derived from a 4.4-liter V-8 or a 438-horsepower 6.0-liter V-12 both featuring advanced technologies such as Valvetronic and double-VANOS. The 2006 model year replaced the 745i with a 750i model propelled by a 4.8-liter V-8 producing 360 horsepower.
In 2008, BMW dealerships sold a limited number of high-performance 7 Series models called the ALPINA B7 propelled by a 500 horsepower 4.8-liter engine. The 2009 BMW 7 Series received a complete redesign featuring enhancements throughout the luxury sedan such as a new suspension setup. A direct-injection, twin-turbocharged 4.4-liter V-8 generating 400-horsepower propelled the 2009 BMW 7 Series. All-wheel drive and a new V-12 engine were added to the BMW 7 Series line-up in 2010 producing 535 horsepower. In 2011, the powerplant options expanded to includes a 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged engine and a hybrid model. Styling was mildly retouched in 2013 to incorporate LED headlights and improved driving technologies.