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96 vehicles found
Year:
2016
Make:
BMW
Model:
7 Series
Body type:
Sedan
Exterior colour:
Black
Transmission:
Automatic
Mileage:
43,300
Stock #:
HA19162
VIN:
WBA7F2C56GG419162
Black 2016 BMW 7 Series Sedan  Automatic

 

2016 BMW 7 Series

750Li xDrive AWD

43,300 km

Vancouver, BC
Good Deal

$38,999

Year:
2016
Make:
BMW
Model:
7 Series
Body type:
Sedan
Exterior colour:
Black
Transmission:
Automatic
Mileage:
122,089
Stock #:
417297
VIN:
WBA7F2C58GG417297
Black 2016 BMW 7 Series Sedan  Automatic

 

2016 BMW 7 Series

750Li xDrive AWD

122,089 km

Chilliwack, BC
Good Deal

$24,900

About 1995 BMW 7 Series
4.4 Overall rating(9 reviews)
Andy W says...
May 19, 2008
Overall the car is fantastic. It has a 326HP V12 engine that's very subtle in normal driving, but isn't afraid to be opened up when put into Sports mode. The ride comfort is fantastic and is extremely stable. The ride quality is the best of any car, whether it's in normal or Sports driving mode. Body roll is virtually eliminated with the car's wonderful chassis and suspension. The car is infamous for its unreliability, which is definitely true. Unless you have the money to maintain the car, steer clear. Otherwise you will rarely be disappointed.
Juan Carlos M says...
May 22, 2014
223K miles and still running like the glory days. Almost 20 years old and still has features some new cars don't have. It is the most comfortable car I have ever owned but it come with a price at the pump.
Bradley T says...
Mar 14, 2008
This is a true flagship car. It will never be old and always be a joy to drive
Hobart L says...
Mar 14, 2008
I actually have a 1989 750il, so this review could be wrong for the '95 model...the main problem with mine is electrical malfunctions. BMW tried to make everything automatic/electric, and the technology of the day just wasn't reliable enough to make this a good idea. However, the engine, even though it uses fairly old tech like SOHC 2 valves/cylinder, is very muscular, with over 300 ft-lbs. of torque. Of course the car weighs more than 4000 pounds, so you really do need that much to get it moving. I've never actually raced it, but in my experience, this car allows you to pass most other cars on the highway with ease =)
Raymond R says...
Jun 24, 2009
v12 engine? superb ride quality, silent and.. luxury.. whats not to like. Performance is superb when you compere to size :) ist a bmw 7-series so parts may cost a little but not to mutch. I really, really gonna miss this car..

4.4 Overall rating

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Andy W

4.0

Reviewed a 1995 BMW 750iL RWD on May 19, 2008

Overall the car is fantastic. It has a 326HP V12 engine that's very subtle in normal driving, but isn't afraid to be opened up when put into Sports mode. The ride comfort is fantastic and is extremely stable. The ride quality is the best of any car, whether it's in normal or Sports driving mode. Body roll is virtually eliminated with the car's wonderful chassis and suspension. The car is infamous for its unreliability, which is definitely true. Unless you have the money to maintain the car, steer clear. Otherwise you will rarely be disappointed.

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Juan Carlos M

5.0

Reviewed a 1995 BMW 750iL RWD on May 22, 2014

223K miles and still running like the glory days. Almost 20 years old and still has features some new cars don't have. It is the most comfortable car I have ever owned but it come with a price at the pump.

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Bradley T

5.0

Reviewed a 1995 BMW 750iL RWD on Mar 14, 2008

This is a true flagship car. It will never be old and always be a joy to drive

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Hobart L

4.0

Reviewed a 1995 BMW 750iL RWD on Mar 14, 2008

I actually have a 1989 750il, so this review could be wrong for the '95 model...the main problem with mine is electrical malfunctions. BMW tried to make everything automatic/electric, and the technology of the day just wasn't reliable enough to make this a good idea. However, the engine, even though it uses fairly old tech like SOHC 2 valves/cylinder, is very muscular, with over 300 ft-lbs. of torque. Of course the car weighs more than 4000 pounds, so you really do need that much to get it moving. I've never actually raced it, but in my experience, this car allows you to pass most other cars on the highway with ease =)

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