BMW 750IL Review (1999) 

They're standard in modern 7s. Heated steering wheel, though, may be a package option.

I just googled it and BMW 750IL was £70000 in 1999 so it was a very expensive car then.

They were quite a rare option back in the day... Nowadays they are available in some mid to low range cars...

parking sensors were standard on V12 E38s and optional on the rest. -reclining rear seats, power rear headrests, rear lumbar support, heated rear seats -window shades, quarter window shades, and rear power window shade -dual pane windows -16 way adjustable front seats -electronic damping control with sport mode -self leveling rear suspension -navigation, traffic monitor, telephone, hands free, 14 speakers with dynamic sound processing -self leveling xenon headlamps with heated washer sprayers -power folding and heated mirrors -3 zone climate control, optional fully independent rear blower with digital control -rear vanity mirrors optional, rear wooden tables with coasters optional -rear swivel tables optional -rear armest with radio controls, front passenger seat controls, rear power shade control, full onboard computer, and secondary telephone handset also optional and you could custom order special requests for options and fully customize interior color scheme, upholstery, and exterior paint scheme with BMW Individual program (for everyone except North American market unless you had connections)

Bmw e32 7 series had parking sensors as an option back in 1988

I think my straight 6 ford has that and it's a 2008

@@OffGridInvestor no it does not

And did you bought one? 🙃

dead compared to smaller BMWs, not compared to other executive saloons.

+supra1722 You're probably right, after all it was meant to be a luxury limo rather than a sports car :)

my 750 feels great for a big car, but i can feel its weight when driving around town after driving a 528 or something smaller. the 750 is much more nimble than an LS or XJ or an S class of the era

Bond drove a 750iL in Tomorrow Never Dies.

Nope, it was a rebadged 740: www.imcdb.org/vehicle_1869-BMW-750iL-E38-1997.html, bamfstyle.com/2014/11/12/tnd-4-charcoalsuit-bmw/ Wikipedia: "The 750iL (actually a re-badged 740iL) is extensively featured in the high grossing James Bond series film Tomorrow Never Dies."

Vetal83 Noo

I got a lovely Green 740i she’s amazing when she’s works Currently asleep in the garage for 4 yrs :((

Uwais Mahfooz tell me, how is it?

Omg

It is a smooth car

This car was made to be incredibly smooth, not incredibly fast. Even then the m70 wasn't their most powerful engine. The M5 had 315hp in 1988 from a 3.4 liter i6 ;)

That v12 could make 600hp then. They used it in the mclaren f1

Not the exact same car

It was a 730.... They wanted a manual transmission and all 740/750 are auto

And the aston db7 is a luxurious equivalent of aging jaguar xjs

Dont worry i have in real life

@@hadvezerbela2560 You're so damn lucky!

BigTymin Why?

BigTymin There needs to be more cars in green. They're getting harder to find. Tesla Model S and Chevrolet Corvette aren't available in green anymore :(

Really? I have a Boston green E36 328i and always get positive comments about its colour. At night it looks black, in the sun it looks blue/green. I think it's one of the best old school BMW colours.

I have a 98 740il in the bmw dark emeral 'candy' green and its fuckin gorgeous