The BMW 7 Series 2022 is currently available from $179,740 for the 7 Series 740i up to $289,410 for the 7 Series 740i Mhev. Fuel consumption for the 2022 BMW 740i is dependent on the type of engine, ...

Alina has been enthusiastic about vehicles her entire life, and even from an early age found herself itching to get behind the wheel. Through high school and college, she could be found reading ...

The new-for-2016 BMW 7-series has arrived, and the company says its flagship luxury sedan, now in its sixth generation, sets benchmarks for weight savings, driving dynamics, comfort, intelligent ...

His automotive adventure started reporting on various motorsport events as a sports writer before moving onto a full-time auto career with various sites, including This Week In Motors and ...

In the beginning, we were told that switching to electric vehicles (EVs) would be the right thing to do for the environment. Then, incentives and fights followed. Now, we have plenty of options and ...

The towing capacity of the 2001 BMW 740iL supports up to 1700kg. This is a braked figure, while the maximum load for any vehicle without using trailer brakes is 750kg, if rated to tow that much in the ...

It seems like BMW is all about ‘limited run’ models in Japan, the German manufacturer launching one every couple of weeks. The latest installment of this made up saga is the Executive Edition 740i ...

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BMW’s 740i costs a bomb, like two hundred thousand plus. It is however one of the entry points to the German marque’s flagship 7 Series range (the other being the slightly cheaper diesel-powered 730d) ...

There's a YouTuber that we all know who admits to being afflicted with bad decision-itus, and claims as evidence the recent purchase of a V8 E38 just like today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe candidate.

Life might be easier at the top, but that doesn't mean you can slack off once you've got there. Just ask BMW, which is firing out new product like a brand desperately trying to establish its footing ...