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2013 BMW 750 Overview
BMW's flagship 7-Series offers regular and long wheelbases, all-wheel-drive, and a trio of appealing engines: a 315 horsepower 3-liter turbocharged inline-6, a 445 horsepower 4.4-liter turbocharged V-8, and a 535 horsepower 6-liter turbocharged V-12. 750 models use the potent 4.4 V-8.
A host of option packages provide further customization. The Cold Weather Package adds a heated steering wheel with wood inlay, heated rear seats, and a ski bag. You can also opt for the Executive Package, which includes BMW Apps, ceramic controls, ventilated front seats, power rear- and side-window shades, smartphone integration, a heads-up display, and leather-finished instrument panel. The Lighting Package features full-LED lighting and auto high-beams.
The M Sport Package, meanwhile, adds some sportiness with its anthracite headliner, 19-inch light-alloy wheels, body kit, Shadowline exterior trimming, and increased top-speed limiter. The Driver Assistance Package highlights safety with Lane Departure Warning, Active Blind Spot Detection, side- and top-view cameras, and speed-limit information. BMW Individual Composition specifies Alcantara or anthracite headliner, Shadowline exterior trim, a leather instrument panel, individual door-sill finishers, 19-inch light-alloy wheels, upgraded full-Merino leather in six color options, and three upgraded interior trim options. The Rear Entertainment Package includes rear-seat audio and video systems, and a six-disc DVD changer. Finally, the Luxury Rear Seating package, exclusive to the 750Li and 750Li xDrive, has massaging rear seats, rear seat ventilation, and rear comfort seats.
The BMW 750 occupies a luxury segment that caters to specific tastes. For those who want The Ultimate Driving Machine, there is no other choice.
BMW's flagship 7-Series offers regular and long wheelbases, all-wheel-drive, and a trio of appealing engines: a 315 horsepower 3-liter turbocharged inline-6, a 445 horsepower 4.4-liter turbocharged V-8, and a 535 horsepower 6-liter turbocharged V-12. 750 models use the potent 4.4 V-8.
A host of option packages provide further customization. The Cold Weather Package adds a heated steering wheel with wood inlay, heated rear seats, and a ski bag. You can also opt for the Executive Package, which includes BMW Apps, ceramic controls, ventilated front seats, power rear- and side-window shades, smartphone integration, a heads-up display, and leather-finished instrument panel. The Lighting Package features full-LED lighting and auto high-beams.
The M Sport Package, meanwhile, adds some sportiness with its anthracite headliner, 19-inch light-alloy wheels, body kit, Shadowline exterior trimming, and increased top-speed limiter. The Driver Assistance Package highlights safety with Lane Departure Warning, Active Blind Spot Detection, side- and top-view cameras, and speed-limit information. BMW Individual Composition specifies Alcantara or anthracite headliner, Shadowline exterior trim, a leather instrument panel, individual door-sill finishers, 19-inch light-alloy wheels, upgraded full-Merino leather in six color options, and three upgraded interior trim options. The Rear Entertainment Package includes rear-seat audio and video systems, and a six-disc DVD changer. Finally, the Luxury Rear Seating package, exclusive to the 750Li and 750Li xDrive, has massaging rear seats, rear seat ventilation, and rear comfort seats.
The BMW 750 occupies a luxury segment that caters to specific tastes. For those who want The Ultimate Driving Machine, there is no other choice.
