Overview & Reviews

Three new models join the BMW 7 Series lineup for 2010: the new V12-powered 760Li and the all-wheel-drive 750i xDrive and 750Li xDrive. Also new is a regenerative braking system to help power the car's myriad electronic gizmos. Finally, the sport package is now called the M Sport package, active four-wheel steering is now a stand-alone option, while active front seats and rear massaging seats are included in the Luxury Seating package.

• Smooth and powerful engines, excellent ride/handling balance, adjustable driver-preference settings, sublime seats.

• High-tech features may overwhelm, ride on the firm side for some.

User Reviews:

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  Im very disappointed - 2010 BMW 7-Series
  By curthh - October 2 - 2:00 am

  I traded in a 2007 750il for a 2010 750i. Though I like the looks, drive and performance of the 2010 the gas mileage is so bad that is should be illegal. When I drive around in regular city driving where the traffic is reasonable I get 8-10 miles per gallon. I think this is a travesty. And the 14 miles per gallon that BMW states on the car sticker is just a lie. Im very upset and if BMW cant correct this problem, Im going to turn the car in. Ive had a 7 series every year for the past 15 years, this 2010 model is a major disappointment regarding the gas mileage problem

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  Great Looking on the outside - 2010 BMW 7-Series
  By Vladsly - August 24 - 5:30 pm

  I Bought this car in the states and I didnt look at the car fax and when I was driving it back home in California from Florida, My transmission failed me. Outrageous prices! Doesnt look too good in the inside and dont think that just because it has a navigation system, that it looks good.

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  Am I reliving 2002? - 2010 BMW 7-Series
  By mws - March 5 - 8:06 pm

  I have been leasing the BMW 7s since 2002 and just leased a 2010 750i x. Already neither my Blackberry storm nor the LG chocolate phone can communicate with the car. Lame excuses from customer service and no pre sale disclosure by the dealership. I cannot disclose any problems with the 2002 model as I was paid not to do so. How many are being paid now not to so? Have to agree that the 2005 and 2008 models I had served me very well. Having vowed never to try a new model after the 2002 experience I think I am back to square 1. My advice: do not get into the new 750 until all problems are corrected . Give it at least one more year to improve.