The folks from BMWCOOP auto online magazine were kind enough to provide us with some valuable information concerning the arrival of the BMW 7 Series Convertible, and the rendering below might show us how the model would look like when it will arrive. The 2016 BMW 7-Series Convertible seen here is wearing a splendid body
The 2016 BMW 7-Series is making an impressive come-back in the news, as the model was recently launched at an event in New York City. This was the perfect occasion for the media representatives from Australia, Canada, India, New Zeeland and US to see the latest flagship at work on some driving sessions on the
BMW decided to celebrate 25 years since the first model in the range got a V12 engine with a special edition dedicated to the 760Li. The new BMW 760Li benefits from a 6.0-liter twin turbo engine capable to deliver 535 horsepower and 744Nm of torque. With such power, the V12 power plant propels the German
BMW released official pricing on the refreshed 7 Series flagship, a model which enters the U.S. market with a starting price of $74,195. At this price you get the BMW 740i which is powered by a 3.0-liter twin-turbo engine capable to deliver 315 horsepower and 450Nm of torque. Next up is the BMW 750i with
The 2013 BMW 7 Series receives today the official pricing for the British market. As you probably know, the German company introduced the refreshed version of the flagship model few days ago, but at that time there were no pricing details. According to the company, the new 7 Series will arrive in the UK later
The Bavarians are pretty keen on their electric range, the i fellowship but good as they may be, they still suffer from the same real world problems. This is why BMW is currently considering adding some range extender devices to the i3 and whatever other pipeline products.
The German tuner Mansory has been keeping busy lately, coming up with several ugly designs, culminating with the worst kit available for the SLS AMG. As the Geneva Motor Show has already given out most of its secrets, us automotive enthusiasts were hoping for them to quietly go off and die but it hasn’t happened.
Wait, what? My sentiments exactly, but upon a second glance, this package does look good. All proper luxury cars, have had at one point or another something piano related in their optional extras and in most cases those were disappointing. Not so in the BMW 7 Series.
You may remember that about a couple of months ago VW presented us with a facelifted variant of their flagship, the 2011 Phaeton. At the time, it was a bit difficult to understand why the car didn’t get the eagerly awaited by fans major redesign and why the Germans only gave us these minute changes.
