The BMW 7 Series from the late 1990s was a standout offering when it debuted and is now a gem on the used market.

BMW made the decision to revive its own V8 in the 1990s, and cars featuring it are impressively affordable in 2025.

The BMW V12 engine was used in several BMW models, had its time in the sun, and was then discontinued as emissions and fuel economy concerns took precedence over the V12's inherent qualities of ...

Why? BMW’s marketers pitched the 750i/750Li ActiveHybrids in a much different manner than did their rivals, with the brochure of the 2012 model proclaiming, “Forget everything you previously ...

The 2020 facelifted BMW 750i xDrive came into the world as a super fast, super luxurious, super spacious sedan. Add comfort and luxury features in the mix and here you are, you get pretty much ...

The BMW 7 Series 2021 is currently available from $236,280 for the 7 Series 750i Xdrive M Sport up to $271,590 for the 7 Series 750i Xdrive M Sport. Check out real-world situations relating to the BMW ...

When BMW launched the updated 7-Series last year, they gave it a newly developed 4.4-liter twin turbo V8 unit in 750i xDrive and 750Li xDrive spec, producing more power and torque than it did ...

In all seriousness, though, the 750i is really where it’s at with the BMW 7 Series. The 2020 model has a wonderfully powerful, newly updated V8 that quietly purrs when idling and grunts loudly ...

The 2020 BMW 750i xDrive offers paddle shifters on the steering wheel for manual shifting and a rotary dial for infotainment control. The 2020 BMW 750i xDrive offers paddle shifters on the ...

The new 7 Series ups the game in every aspect — more power, presence, tech and more features to dazzle and beguile. Jump ahead nineteen years and we have the refreshed 6th-generation 2020 BMW 7 ...

Either way, the spec of TG’s test BMW 750i xDrive M Sport was so menacing, so imposing and so downright scary, it’s a wonder the remainder of the car park where we hid it remained in one piece.