7 Series [Official] 2019 BMW 7 series LCI

[PanterroR]

I haven't made my mind up about this facelift. In photos it looks alright but in person the giant kidneys resemble swollwen lips that have been injected with botox. The big kidneys are more at one with the rest of the car on the X7.

In person is when she comes in her all glory...

 

[Centurion]

In person is when she comes in her all glory...

Fair enough. It will be interesting to see how similar or different the G30 LCI will look.

 

[klier]

The visual difference for me is that the X7's headlights are closer to the top of the kidneys while IRL, the headlights on the 7 appear to be horizontal with the middle of the headlights.

That’s what makes it so good, but to each his own

 

[SCOTT27]

Interesting conversation this morning in amongst the politics with manufacturers about BMWs plans for an Electric 7 series for the Luxury-Klasse or similar luxury sized Concept that has been driven to the forefront by BMWs hierarchy. Seems things are far ahead.

But interesting too that Diesel sales in Germany are showing an increase again. Nice telling the greens that people will still turn out to defy their brand of climate communism. Instead of a basketry fruit I have ordered them a basket of plastic straws.

 

[Centurion]

But interesting too that Diesel sales in Germany are showing an increase again.

Diesel engines will remain relevant as long as consumers keep yarning for big fast cars.

 

[nikola1984]

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[PanterroR]

More pics please Eni....

 

[hovabongZA]

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If there’s a V8 less affected by the OPF it has to be this one whether it’s in the M850i or here it still sounds pretty good. Has BMW found a way?

 

[hovabongZA]

New format for the camera angles finally from AutoTopNL someone who actually presents a welcomed change and they used the last of the German V12s....the mighty M760li. Which by the way isn’t detuned for the South African market as it is apparently for Europe due to OPF.

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[SCOTT27]

Normally it's Schmee that makes me throw things across the room. but this video is extremely tempting.
What is it with the dub step?

 

[klier]

I still don't know whether I think the M pack of luxury line looks more beautiful. One time it's the M pack, and then you see something like this again....

Stunning pic, this car has to be the best facelift BMW has ever done.

 

[hovabongZA]

Sort of poetic that BMW were the first German carmaker with a V12 and they are the last with a V12 , full circle.

 

[Merc1]

Sort of poetic that BMW were the first German carmaker with a V12 and they are the last with a V12 , full circle.

In what world is this true?

M

 

[Serpens]

In what world is this true?

M

I was going to let it slide. Hell, Maybach, a German brand, had one in 1927. But I guess he meant out of the big 3 German luxury brands that still exist, but even then we don’t know if BMW will be the last. We only have confirmation that the V12 is going to disappear in AMG models.

The A8 is supposed to be getting the W12, so it will be around for a while too.

 

[Merc1]

I was going to let it slide. Hell, Maybach had them in 1927. But I guess he meant out of the big 3 German luxury brands that still exist, but even then we only have confirmation the V12 is going to disappear in AMG models.

The A8 is supposed to be getting the W12, so it will be around for a while too.

He doesn't know what he's talking about as usual, just a cheerleader.

M

 

[Grosser]

was going to let it slide. Hell, Maybach, a German brand, had one in 1927

I know Maybach had V12s for war tanks and zeppelins but I don't know much about cars. I think he meant BMW first introduced V12 in E32, followed by W140 MB in 1991.

 

[Merc1]

Either way, Mercedes still have a V12 now so BMW isn't the last one with a V12.

M

 

[Serpens]

I know Maybach had V12s for war tanks and zeppelins but I don't know much about cars. I think he meant BMW first introduced V12 in E32, followed by W140 MB in 1991.

I see different exact dates based on the source, but they all reference the late twenties for a production Maybach V12 vehicle. You can google Maybach 12 or here’s a wiki page: Maybach Zeppelin - Wikipedia

 

[tomazino]

E32`s V12 was not known as first German V12, but first german V12 after WWII.

 

[dalab]

Obviously it refers to the first german V12 of the modern era and post WWII, just as all the publications of the time referred to that engine, as Mercedes already announced the end of its V12 and the Audi is not V but W, it is a certain possibility, so I don't understand the attack on him?