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Dirk Häcker. Director of Functional Integration talsk about some of the technology integrated into the BMW 7-series

http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/FVDP/Preview/styleId=100857691 Although covered in plastic from nose to tail, our latest spy shots give the best look yet at the 2010 BMW 7 Series. Caught during testing on the streets of Munich, the 2010 7 Series looks as though it will maintain a size similar to the current.... more

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http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/GeneralFuture/articleId=127892 Now that most of the camouflage has come off the 2009 BMW 7 Series, we can finally see some of the details. The verdict? Inconclusive, as it still looks a lot like the current 7 Series, judging by what we can see. The overall greenhouse appears.... more

BMW unveiled the fifth generation of the BMW 7 Series, introducing into the market a new range of engines including the BMW 750i and BMW 740i petrol engines and BMW 730d diesel engine. The car models provide an elegant sporting design, lightweight engineering and driver assistance systems such as the iDrive control.... more

To mark the launch of the new BMW 7 Series for the European market in autumn, the BMW Group presented the new flagship with a unique installation on the Red Square in Moscow, Russia. With the motto "Never stand still", BMW built an hourglass, which at almost twelve metres is the largest in the world, against.... more

Promotional video of the new 12-cylinder hydrogen-powered BMW 7 Series.

The BMW E38 automobile platform was the basis for the 1994 through 2001 BMW 7 Series automobiles. It replaced the BMW E32 in 1995 and itself was replaced by the BMW E65/E66 for the 2002 model year. The E38 models were offered with either a five-speed automatic or manual transmission; the short-wheelbase 740i only.... more

Imagine if every taxi in NYC were powered by the BMW's hydrogen-fueled V8: The only thing coming out of their tailpipes would be water vapor. I pull the Hydrogen 7 out into traffic and joust my way over to the West Side Highway and trundle up to 40-or-so miles per hour, far slower than its' touted 154-mph top speed..... more