Overview & Reviews
The big Bimmer is totally redesigned for 1995. The flagship sedan now features sleek styling and a lengthened wheelbase. Three models are available for 1995, including a new 740i regular-wheelbase model. The V12 engine found in the 750iL gains 27 horsepower and 30 pound-feet of torque. New interior refinements include a residual heat system which will continue to heat the car after the power has been turned off, and 14-way power seats.
User Reviews:
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1995 BMW 740i - 1995 BMW 7-Series
By N.I.C - July 13 - 2:00 amFor a used car this is the best buy ever. This luxury car thinks its a sports car & boy does it handle like one,with a 282-hp, 32-valve, 4.0-liter V8 engine. The leg & headroom is great for a sedan, with a nice aerodynamic look, this car reminds me of the MD80 or a small jet.It has the M.I.D. system (Multi Information Display)if you pass gas the onboard Computer will tell you..lol..If you get this car make sure it comes with a manual & its like studying for a S.A.T Note: this isnt even the 740il with more features ...lol...If your a car lover a Bimmer is the way to go from the 3series on to the 7series it is a very sports like ride.
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I love this car! - 1995 BMW 7-Series
By deahn - June 16 - 2:00 amMy husband bought this car for me as a suprise wedding anniversary gift. The only shocker was the repair bill, , the A/c went out,($1900) and the Bugatti after market wheels vibrated requiring new front tires ($1,000/pr) NEVER put those on your beautiful BMW.
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Not Up the Mark - 1995 BMW 7-Series
By alg863 - April 29 - 2:00 amThe BMW is called the Ultimate Driving Machine but the fine print should be "Between Frequent Trips to the Shop". We spent $12000 (yes, twelve thousand) in repairs in about 2.5 years on this car. We had the car for 5 years between 48K miles and 82K miles. Even during the warranty period the car had several problems. It had to be towed twice to the shop. In the end I lost confidence in the car and traded it immediately after spending almost $1500 in repairs. As a luxury car, it was not great. The automatic climate control was not up the mark - generating hot and cold air randomly. Even dealer experience was poor - nothing compared to Lexus.
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My 2c - 1995 BMW 7-Series
By th34 - March 21 - 2:00 amMore smiles per mile then any other 4 door
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Wonderful Automobile - 1995 BMW 7-Series
By noworries - May 2 - 2:00 amThis is the most wonderful car Ive ever driven. Its so smooth and the power is right there. I feel very, very safe in this car. The premium sound system is fantastic. The interior is beautiful. There isnt one thing I dont like about this car, except maybe the fuel economy but thats what you get with a big V8 engine!!
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Love Hate Relationship - 1995 BMW 7-Series
By Bimmer Man - January 16 - 2:00 amI have owned my 95 Bmw 740i for almost 2 years now and it has been a love hate relationship. I love it when its running like it should and hate it when its not. The 740i has great handling and beautiful acceleration, all made available in a 4 door sedan. The Bimmer is great but watch out for reapirs. I have spent many "green backs" keeping this baby running like it should. If you want unsurpassed luxury and the opportunity to turn heads at every traffic light purchase one. If your frugal and looking for economy try the 3 series! Happy motoring!
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Does it get much better than this - 1995 BMW 7-Series
By gmess38 - December 11 - 2:00 amThis is my second performance luxury sedan (LX-400). There is nothing like driving this level of automobile. I feel totally unsafe driving anything in the lower tiers. This car cruises effortlessly above 100 mph and stops without skidding, faster than anything alive. It is a little more "throaty" than the Lexus, which I initially didnt like, but have come to enjoy. Its a BMW afterall. I wish there werent any speed limits It almost seems like a waste sometimes. The traction control is superb in the snow - if you know how to drive in the snow.
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Love & Hate - 1995 BMW 7-Series
By kevlexus10 - November 30 - 2:00 amThis is the most fun car ive ever driven. Great performance and handling. Hugs the curves and rides like a dream on the open highway. But MAN !!! was I in for a surprise when it came to the repairs. Way too costly to maintain. And didnt expect the engine to go out at 100K. Good thing BMW fixed that problem quick. Get the engine checked if you plan on getting a 95 ($7,000-$10,000).
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So sweet - 1995 BMW 7-Series
By Hxciter - October 23 - 2:00 amPurchased this car from my Dad, he bought it new, so I know the history. It has 63,000 miles and feels as tight as the day he took it home, quality is awesome, down to the door sounding solid when shut, and even how rigid the turn signal lever feels. You cant put this stuff into words until you drive this thing. Quiet on the inside, the heated seats heat up 3x as fast as my new 2003 expedition, and for a hog of a car it does move out. Love the way the engine sounds too. Not one single complaint. (although I have yet to have major maintenace work done yet, so I am unfamiliar with the cost of repairs. i.e. brakes, etc.)
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Excellent Car with minor issues. - 1995 BMW 7-Series
By Rolly64 - May 2 - 2:00 amThis car is fun to drive, lots of room and plenty of power. My issues is the rear shade not working and needs to be replaced (according to dealer) and the passenger side view mirror does not move when you go to reverse. So, do I get them fix for over $1,000 or leave it alone?
