2016 BMW 750i xDrive Road Test | Edmunds.com

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A technological tour de force, the new 2016 BMW 7 Series is a full-size luxury sedan that sits at the top of the automaker's lineup. From its carbon-fiber-infused chassis to its gesture control electronics interface, it spares no expense in an effort to deliver a cutting-edge driving experience.

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nuieve

31 pictures and not a single one full frontal of the whole dashboard?

schen72

Looks like an awesome car, for those who can afford it and aren't fazed by reliability or huge repair bills once the warranty runs out.

dentist007

Wish there were more pics of the M Sport in different colors besides white.

darthbimmer

If I wanted a technology-laden, full size, really fast luxury car I would buy a Tesla S and save a few tens of thousands versus this BMW 750. The only reason I can think to buy the BMW is exclusivity... as nobody where I live drives a new 7 series, everyone with that kind of money owns a Tesla!

ponytrekker

Yeah but Tesla you are limited to 270 miles.

imolaredm

darthbimmer said:

If I wanted a technology-laden, full size, really fast luxury car I would buy a Tesla S and save a few tens of thousands versus this BMW 750. The only reason I can think to buy the BMW is exclusivity... as nobody where I live drives a new 7 series, everyone with that kind of money owns a Tesla!

I would hardly call the Tesla S interior luxury. It's a $90k car with a $40k interior. The car does have some technology but really limited seats, no HUD, no high end audio options, and no night vision with pedestrian warning features. With the Tesla S you get a limited color options and the privilege of replacing the battery for about $35k every 8-10 years unless you buy the battery upfront.

Most people lease 7's and the Tesla isn't a very good vehicle to lease unless you live in a state like CA.

As for exclusivity, I'm not sure either Tesla or BMW are exclusive.