Overview & Reviews

For 2007, the BMW 750i joins the rest of the 7 Series line in offering 20-way adjustable front seats as standard. Additionally, all 2007 BMW 7 Series models now come with heated front seats, an MP3 player input jack, power-folding exterior mirrors, additional braking technology (including a brake-drying feature) and a four-year subscription to BMW Assist telematics. Sport Package wheels for the 750i and 750Li now measure 20 inches in diameter. The new BMW Individual Composition option group allows buyers to customize the interior and exterior treatment for their 7. The short-wheelbase 760i sedan has been discontinued, as has the sport seat option.

• Exceptional handling dynamics for a big sedan, sophisticated drivetrains, numerous high-tech features, sumptuous cabin furnishings.

User Reviews:

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  No complaints - 2007 BMW 7-Series
  By A. Joseph Galli IV - December 30 - 12:18 am

  Beautiful and well conceived. Years beyond most other cars. Powerful, dependable, impressive. If you are concerned with maintenance costs, well, dont buy the top of line luxury sedan on earth.

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  So here we go...with a CPO - 2007 BMW 7-Series
  By pmwdiddy - December 23 - 12:48 am

  I took the plunge on a 2007 CPO 750Li... Got off to a rough start, so far in the first month: 1) New front wheel bearing-thumping vibration in front end 2) New IDrive screen- after locking up intermittently after delivery 3) New Key after old lost program Bottom line, I love the car, the dealer has been great about replacing everything under warranty. I obviously have doubts about the 180 point whatever CPO checklist. They should have caught the problems I inherited. So now I start with a clean slate, will update if any problems occur.

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  I love the BMW 750Li - 2007 BMW 7-Series
  By steve - October 22 - 2:00 am

  Easy to drive but a little large at times for driveway maneuvers.The seats and interior are very comfortable.The seat massage is something I thought was over the top but on a long drive it is pretty nice. The car puts a smile on your face by just driving it. Expert engineering has made this car unreal. If you step on the gas it goes like a scalded dog. The tectronic shifter makes for some fun times once you get used to it. It made a trip on the Blue-ridge parkway a true pleasure. If I had t to do over I would have bought this car years ago.Of course I work for an oil company so I will suffer the gas pump experiences!

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  Brilliant Car - 2007 BMW 7-Series
  By aazapf - August 11 - 5:50 am

  Excellent engine, smooth, quiet and enjoyable to drive. probably a bit large around town but fantastic for long drives on the weekend. Highly recommend.

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  Engine oil level - 2007 BMW 7-Series
  By Donald Thomas - June 24 - 8:45 am

  after 4 month and 3,000 mile I had to add a qt of oil. While driving up an high hill road the transmission made a loud noise like metal on metal.

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  Found but not lost? - 2007 BMW 7-Series
  By GP, military handle - October 7 - 2:29 pm

  Bought used from a friend, parts are very high in price. Service from a BMW dealer so high that after a couple you could have bought a new car. Finding a car shop that is low in labor cost is really a job. Then finding the, they go and purchase parts form the local BMW dealer, just can not win. I love BMWs have owned a few in the few years.

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  750li - 2007 BMW 7-Series
  By J Jarvis - September 11 - 5:42 am

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  You cant go wrong - 2007 BMW 7-Series
  By Malik - July 5 - 11:54 am

  I was a little bit skeptical whether I should go for the 7 series. After several reviews I decided to go for it and see if there would be any headaches with owning a car like this. The idrive is easy to use, just make sure you dont use it while driving, I almost rear ended several cars. The comfort is out of this world, you really feel like you are in a leer jet.

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  The Nightmare Continues... - 2007 BMW 7-Series
  By Hollywood - November 26 - 1:49 pm

  I just traded my 06 750Li lemon for an 07...and got another lemon. The 06 was continually in the shop for transmission problems, which after 4 attempts and a new transmission was never fixable. The new 07 has the same problems (I know, "fool me once..."). BMW as a company has been horrific to deal with. The mechanics say that BMW is well aware of the faulty transmissions, but no fix is available. Apparently BMWs policy is "let the buyer beware". Yikes. I now have an attorney instead of a drivable vehicle. Oh well, live and learn! I guess there is good reason why the A8 and the S-class have passed up the 7 series in reviews over the past several years.

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  Luxury at its finest - 2007 BMW 7-Series
  By John Palmer - October 5 - 8:24 am

  Make sure you have service history before buying. Good car when pampered