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A benchmark for saloons the world over, the BMW 7 Series has been in production for more than 40 years. Sporting all the luxury design features that you would expect in a car fit for royalty, the model is characterised by being at the forefront of all things technological for new vehicles. In fact, there are more inclusions here than you could possibly conceive. Available in short-wheelbase or long-wheelbase limousine versions, each is fitted with a RWD drivetrain. With a chassis built from carbon fibre, unprecedented amenities, as well as a selection of versions with hybrid powertrains, BMW has turned experimental into redefining. A car this size needs unimaginable power, and thanks to the V6, V8 and V12 engines, you have exactly that. Interior styling and comfort is at the elite end of the spectrum, with rich textures and materials throughout complementing the cavernous space. As far as other performance metrics go, the BMW 7 Series boasts enormous brake capacity, sizeable traction and stability, responsive steering and a fluid eight-speed automatic transmission with electronic gear selection. One thing BMW paints perfectly clear is that the 7 Series is more than just a status symbol, and it’s not hard to see why.