I bought this beautiful 1999 BMW 7-series for only $8000 with only 138,000km on the clock. I was originally looking for a luxury car as a second car, and I will never regret the buy, as I'm hoping to hold onto it as long as I can. When I told some people that I had bought a 7-series, their jaws dropped while asking, "What, a 7 series?" Styling: the styling of the machine is beautiful and timeless...
The polarising fourth-generation BMW 7 Series (BMW designation E65) was released to public view at the 2001 Frankfurt Motor Show. A rolling monument to the state of German engineering prowess, the BMW E65 introduced a host of features that can be found on many cars even today, albeit at the time was met with scepticism and even criticism...
A while ago I wanted to change cars and short listed a few, including my now owned 7 series. Why such a big car you ask? Well, it wasn't about the size as much as about comfort and technology. Thing is, I made a check list of features I wanted my car to have, ranging from integrated satellite navigation to heated seats for the cold winter...
When the words, BMW and 7 series are mentioned in the same sentence, two things normally come to mind to most that have seen, but never owned one. Luxurious and technological advanced. So why is it, that I seem to have a love hate relationship with mine, with the latter normally at the forefront. I have owned my 2002 BMW E65 745i, aka The Rolling Couch (TRC), for just over 2 years now...
