Latest Information on BMW 7 Series
You know a car is extremely prestigious if it’s used in the presidential fleet. The sixth-generation 7 Series has been launched with fresh styling and a shape that blends in better with the rest of the BMW models. Initially launched in 1977, the first generation of 7 Series contained straight-6 petrol engines, while newer models are powered by 4.4-litre V8’s and 3.0-litre inline-six engines in petrol and diesel versions. Carbon-fiber-reinforced polymer (CFRP), high-tensile steel and aluminium have been prominently used in the 7 series body structure to drop weight. Prominent improvements have also been made to the infotainment and driver assist systems.
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Review Summary
PROS
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The pinacle of BMW technology
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More comfort and convenience than you will ever need
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Surprisingly dynamic ride and handling
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Rock-solid build
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Luxurious trimmings
CONS
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Ride slightly compromised over uneven surfaces
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Limited engine options
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Base trim lacks the tech appeal, requires extensive options
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Fairly muted styling cues
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Fairly muted styling cues
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