BMW 7 Series car reviews
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BMW 7 Series saloon (2008 – ) expert review
The BMW 7 Series offers a mix of the latest technology and engines to afford every luxury to its owner. It's also more fun to drive than to be chauffeured in.
Date added: Friday 30 April 2010.
BMW 730Ld car review
Need to make an impression? Want to be ferried around from power meeting to power meeting in utmost comfort – but still get some fun out of driving? The BMW 7 Series promises all this and more, wrapped in a seriously attractive package. Web Editor Adrian Higgins put the flagship luxury saloon through its paces for a week.
Date added: Wednesday 23 January 2008.
News
Digital radio to become standard on BMWs
From January 2013, BMW will fit digital radio across its range, becoming the first mainstream premium manufacturer to do so. This move comes ahead of the forthcoming digital switch over within the next few years.
Date added: Thursday 15 November 2012.
The best cheap luxury cars
Luxury cars don’t all have price tags to make a banker blush. Choose wisely on the used market, and you can pick up a surprisingly cheap limo. If you’re a big cheese on a small budget, take a look at these five cars from £1,000-£5,000, as recommended by Auto Trader readers. Mercedes-Benz S-Class (1999-2005) £5,000 Owner rating: 4.4/5 A budget [...]
Date added: Friday 02 September 2011.
BMW to recall 350,000 cars globally
The BMW Group has issued a recall for 348,000 BMWs and 5,800 Rolls-Royces worldwide due to a possible braking issue. The recall affects V8 and V12-powered 5 Series, 6 Series, 7 Series and Rolls Royce models built between July 2001 and November 2009. Of the total number of cars affected, 10,522 BMWs and 905 Rolls-Royces are in the UK.
Date added: Friday 01 October 2010.
New BMW 7 Series revealed
BMW has revealed details of its new flagship 7 Series – the 760Li. And this opulent motor has a twin-turbocharged 6-litre V12 engine churning out 544bhp. This will despatch the Beemer from 0-62mph in 4.6 seconds before hitting the standard 155mph German speed limiter. That’s quicker than the M5, M3 and the same as the M6 – making it the joint-quickest production BMW ever.
Date added: Thursday 23 April 2009.