Mick Briesgau
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Unfortunately his assessment reads more like a rant disguised as critique than an objective assessment of the transition the industry & market is facing. It's obvious that today's G70 is a far cry from yesteryear's E38. Regular, cooking model BMWs are a long way off the hedonistic driver's cars of E36 and E39. So what he's beating on about in terms of the new 7's size and spec is simply out of step with the way things have been for the last 5-10 years.This assessment of the 7er design by Christopher Butt resonated with me in terms of why BMW's design is the way that it is and the direction they're headed in.
Unfortunately his assessment reads more like a rant disguised as critique than an objective assessment of the transition the industry & market is facing.
By moving rear controls from a chunky divider, they are now on touch screen panels on the door cards. This eliminates the need for seperate 5 seater and pimped out 4 seater executive lounge variants.Is there a 4 seater option?
By moving rear controls from a chunky divider, they are now on touch screen panels on the door cards. This eliminates the need for seperate 5 seater and pimped out 4 seater executive lounge variants.
Nah, that's not a fair assessment either.That's why it resonates with this bad boy.
The worst troll on the forum.
When is the i7M70 coming?RWD comes in 2023. Although I don’t know what model I think the 740’s.
This is a typical European issue to me. Speaking for myself, in principle I wouldn't have any problem driving with this 7er to my clients. The only issue I have with this car, it seems to dwarf almost everybody who stands next to it, who doesn't has the physique of Shaquille O’Neal...Despite some undeniably highly impressive attributes displayed on-and-in the G70, I wonder how many self-driving, private owners/leasers would feel "comfortable" (not pertaining to the purely hedonistic context of the term) behind the wheel of this car.
For those relevant individuals who are self-conscious about impressions that they make on others, I could easily conceive the particular experience as being a bit "embarrassing".
Of course, for professional chauffeurs and exclusively back-seat occupants, it is a totally different matter altogether.
The only issue I have with this car, it seems to dwarf almost everybody who stands next to it, who doesn't has the physique of Shaquille O’Neal...
This is a typical European issue to me. Speaking for myself, in principle I wouldn't have any problem driving with this 7er to my clients. The only issue I have with this car, it seems to dwarf almost everybody who stands next to it, who doesn't has the physique of Shaquille O’Neal...
That it is, a flagship. If the 7er were British, I'd name it HMS Hood. By the way, I used to nick-name my former W221 BismarckThat's a positive for me. Imposing flagship......and not the Moskva
By moving rear controls from a chunky divider, they are now on touch screen panels on the door cards. This eliminates the need for seperate 5 seater and pimped out 4 seater executive lounge variants.
The five seater is flexible for multiple passangers and for two people to extend their legs in the back and.oull down the central arm rest.
YesssIn the last quarterly report BMW quated i brand sales including only the iX3, the i3 and the i8. Which means that the i4 is not included there but in the sales of the 3er/4er. Which in its turn leads to the assumption that the sales of the i7 will be counted as 7er sales and not as i brand sales. Do they go for the sales crown in the luxury segment?
Have they already presented it? what stats does it hold?2023.
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Announced it. Not fully presented yet.Have they already presented it? what stats does it hold?
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