Spied: 2015 BMW 7-Series
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Me too. The Bangle period was a train wreck for the 7-series (et al).
No kidding. I've just gotten used to the E60 and E61 though. It took me a decade. When it replaced the E39 back in the day it felt like someone had murdered a good friend.
rickhamilton620
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I think this car looks great.
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It is now doomed.
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"bangle for president"
the point exactly!
i prefer them making a challenging design that takes a decade to grow to you, than this japanse generic look that will be dated in 5 years time
that being said, from that generation, i still don't like the e60 :lol:
but the e90, e63 and e65 are dead gorgeous
to bad they ruined the e90-nose on the coupe (e92)
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+ lightweight is the way to go
+ engines are great
+ looks are one step up again, let's forget bangle ever happened
+ Interior is really a nice place to be (sat in it)
+ gesture control is good to keep eyes on road
+ the hybrid powertrain is impressive for a car that size
+ WELCOME LIGHT CARPET!
+ A remote control with a touchscreen
- A remote control with a touchscreen
- the remote parking feature is an asshole feature, which will make 7-series squeeze into narrow parking spaces blocking the doors of the other cars
- good luck repairing that carbon enforced body in case of a shunt
- the kidneys are now wider than belgium
- everything is an option
- electronics and plastics in that car mean it will never be a used car you want to own once it is out of warranty
- I hate those fake huge chrome tips everyone puts on their cars now...there is a tiny exhaust hidden behind them
In the end, business as usual.
BMW 7: Drivers Limo
Merc S: Luxury winner (new S-Class will 1 up this by definition)
Audi A8: Still exists I guess
Phaeton: I AM SPECIAL
+ engines are great
+ looks are one step up again, let's forget bangle ever happened
+ Interior is really a nice place to be (sat in it)
+ gesture control is good to keep eyes on road
+ the hybrid powertrain is impressive for a car that size
+ WELCOME LIGHT CARPET!
+ A remote control with a touchscreen
- A remote control with a touchscreen
- the remote parking feature is an asshole feature, which will make 7-series squeeze into narrow parking spaces blocking the doors of the other cars
- good luck repairing that carbon enforced body in case of a shunt
- the kidneys are now wider than belgium
- everything is an option
- electronics and plastics in that car mean it will never be a used car you want to own once it is out of warranty
- I hate those fake huge chrome tips everyone puts on their cars now...there is a tiny exhaust hidden behind them
In the end, business as usual.
BMW 7: Drivers Limo
Merc S: Luxury winner (new S-Class will 1 up this by definition)
Audi A8: Still exists I guess
Phaeton: I AM SPECIAL
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chaos386
.sa = bad driver!
rickhamilton620
has a fetish for terrible cars
The Cadillac CT6? While no one's driven it yet, if the CTS and ATS are anything to go by, it'll be right up there with the 7 series and S-Class as far as sportiness is concerned.
It also wasn't developed by Daewoo/GM Korea in any form - They tend to work on GM's compact and smaller vehicles.