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With so many competitors vying it out to take top honours in the high-end luxury SUV segment, the BMW X7 is like a fashionably late arrival. Landing down under with an initial duet of diesel-powered units, it has a distinctive proposition. But besides its imposing yet swank appearance, the design team hasn’t overdone it by any means. In fact, everything feels quite neat and orderly. Like its saloon equivalent, the 7 Series, this is a pinnacle for showcasing the mechanical and technological capabilities of the BMW brand. Standard inclusions span from a versatile interactive driver’s unit, to customisable digital display, smartphone integration, plus all the leading safety aids in this segment. The cabin interior continues the conservative theme, but with accentuated finishes that exude quality. Space and amenity is executed flawlessly, with occupants across all three rows really able to absorb a comfortable ride amidst serene confines. The X7 is equipped with ample power and agility to tackle all forms of suburban driving, and build quality lives up to the lofty standards we’ve come to expect from the Bavarian auto-maker. Sure, the BMW X7 didn’t exactly arrive early to the party, but it’s turned up as one of the best dressed options and ready to have a ball.