2023 BMW 740I | WBA23EH0XPCM66798

❮ BMW 740 – zdjęcie z aukcji, lot #41672032 ❯

2023 BMW 740I | WBA23EH0XPCM66798

❮ BMW 740 – zdjęcie z aukcji, lot #41672032 ❯

Specifications

Engine Versions
3
Original Highest MSRP
~$130,000
The most powerful engine version for models
M760e xDrive
Engine: 3.0L Inline-6 Turbo Plug-In Hybrid
Torque: 800 Nm
0–100 km/h: ~4.3 s

The latest generation of the BMW 7 Series redefines flagship luxury, yet it doesn’t shy away from delivering performance that challenges expectations for a limousine-sized vehicle. Built on the flexible CLAR platform, the G70 maintains the driving dynamics expected of a BMW, even as it expands into electrification and autonomous-ready tech. Rear-wheel steering, adaptive two-axle air suspension, and an active roll stabilization system give the massive sedan surprising agility and composure, whether gliding through city streets or carving up sweeping highways.

At the top of the non-electric range stands the M760e xDrive — a plug-in hybrid that fuses a 3.0L turbocharged inline-six with an electric motor, producing a combined 571 horsepower. The result is a full-size executive sedan that launches from 0 to 100 km/h in just 4.3 seconds, with instantaneous electric torque supplementing traditional turbo boost. Its refined ZF 8-speed automatic transmission and precisely tuned all-wheel-drive system ensure both traction and finesse, while the M Performance styling hints at its dual character — stately, yet swift.

Despite its size, hybrid complexity, and luxury-focused mission, the 7 Series proves that sportiness can thrive in unexpected forms. The M760e isn’t about track dominance but about delivering powerful, seamless acceleration, outstanding chassis balance, and driver engagement — all wrapped in a silent, tech-laden cocoon. It represents the grand touring spirit of BMW: speed, presence, and poise blended into a single uncompromised flagship.

Body Styles

Sedan

Model Name Meaning (Manufacturer)

The "7 Series" is BMW’s traditional flagship sedan, with the G70 generation denoting a complete overhaul for the electric era. Each model follows BMW’s naming logic:

740i / 760i: Internal combustion

750e: Plug-in hybrid

i7: Fully electric
The naming preserves familiarity while expanding into BMW's all-electric “i” line, emphasizing that luxury and sustainability can now coexist at the top of the brand’s hierarchy.

Model Name Meaning (Languages)

The "7" continues to stand for executive prestige, especially in global markets like China, Germany, the U.S., and the Middle East. With consistent naming across regions, the 7 Series is understood universally as BMW’s most opulent and high-tech model, comparable to the S-Class, A8, and Lexus LS.

Body & Interior Colors and Rims

Exterior paints include standard options like Mineral White, Black Sapphire, and Oxide Grey, plus ultra-luxury MANUFAKTUR colors like Frozen Deep Grey, Tanzanite Blue, and Aventurine Red. Two-tone paint finishes are now available on i7 and 760i models, emulating Rolls-Royce–style exclusivity.

Interior themes span from Veganza synthetic leather to Merino Leather and BMW Individual cashmere-wool blends, with colors such as Mocha, Smoke White, and Tartufo. Trims include open-pore wood, carbon fiber, or crystal-effect glass.

Wheel options range from 19” aerodynamically optimized alloys to 21” jet-black or polished multispoke designs with self-leveling BMW logos.

Top Expensive Options

  • Executive Lounge Seating Package (rear recline, footrest, massage) – $7,200
  • BMW Theatre Screen (31.3” 8K display + Bowers & Wilkins) – $4,800
  • Bowers & Wilkins Diamond Surround Sound (36 speakers) – $4,800
  • Two-Tone Paint (MANUFAKTUR program) – $12,000+
  • Sky Lounge Panoramic LED Glass Roof – $900
  • Rear Comfort Package Pro (massaging, heated armrests, pillows) – $3,000
  • Automatic Closing Doors – $600
  • M Sport Pro Package (blacked-out trim, sport brakes, steering) – $3,200
  • Level 3 Hands-Free Driving (U.S. 2024+) – TBD (pending release)
  • Interior Crystal Controls + Interaction Bar – $1,200+

vs Competitors

The G70 7 Series takes on the Mercedes-Benz S-Class, Audi A8, Lexus LS, and now also the Lucid Air and Tesla Model S in its electric form. What sets it apart is the breadth of powertrain options, from a classic inline-6 to a 660-hp electric flagship, along with rear-seat luxury that rivals Maybach, and a more futuristic, tech-forward cabin. The i7 M70 even beats the S580e and EQS 580 4MATIC in acceleration and screen wow-factor.

Fun Fact

The BMW i7 is the first vehicle in the world to offer a 31.3” 8K theater screen with built-in Amazon Fire TV, controlled via touch displays in the rear doors. When deployed, the system lowers the rear shades, dims the cabin lights, and transforms the back seat into a private cinema, making it the ultimate rolling home theater.

IAAI
Final Bid: $40,200
VIN WBA23EH0XPCM66798

Lot Details

Final Bid BMW 7 Series (2023)

Minimum Final Bid:
$12,275
Average Final Bid:
$49,394
Maximum Final Bid:
$92,500
Source Distribution:
Copart: 65% (24) | IAAI: 35% (13)

Specifications

Engine Versions
3
Original Highest MSRP
~$130,000
The most powerful engine version for models
Engine:
Torque:
0–100 km/h:

The latest generation of the BMW 7 Series redefines flagship luxury, yet it doesn’t shy away from delivering performance that challenges expectations for a limousine-sized vehicle. Built on the flexible CLAR platform, the G70 maintains the driving dynamics expected of a BMW, even as it expands into electrification and autonomous-ready tech. Rear-wheel steering, adaptive two-axle air suspension, and an active roll stabilization system give the massive sedan surprising agility and composure, whether gliding through city streets or carving up sweeping highways.

At the top of the non-electric range stands the M760e xDrive — a plug-in hybrid that fuses a 3.0L turbocharged inline-six with an electric motor, producing a combined 571 horsepower. The result is a full-size executive sedan that launches from 0 to 100 km/h in just 4.3 seconds, with instantaneous electric torque supplementing traditional turbo boost. Its refined ZF 8-speed automatic transmission and precisely tuned all-wheel-drive system ensure both traction and finesse, while the M Performance styling hints at its dual character — stately, yet swift.

Despite its size, hybrid complexity, and luxury-focused mission, the 7 Series proves that sportiness can thrive in unexpected forms. The M760e isn’t about track dominance but about delivering powerful, seamless acceleration, outstanding chassis balance, and driver engagement — all wrapped in a silent, tech-laden cocoon. It represents the grand touring spirit of BMW: speed, presence, and poise blended into a single uncompromised flagship.

Body Styles

Sedan

Model Name Meaning (Manufacturer)

The "7 Series" is BMW’s traditional flagship sedan, with the G70 generation denoting a complete overhaul for the electric era. Each model follows BMW’s naming logic:

740i / 760i: Internal combustion

750e: Plug-in hybrid

i7: Fully electric
The naming preserves familiarity while expanding into BMW's all-electric “i” line, emphasizing that luxury and sustainability can now coexist at the top of the brand’s hierarchy.

Model Name Meaning (Languages)

The "7" continues to stand for executive prestige, especially in global markets like China, Germany, the U.S., and the Middle East. With consistent naming across regions, the 7 Series is understood universally as BMW’s most opulent and high-tech model, comparable to the S-Class, A8, and Lexus LS.

Body & Interior Colors and Rims

Exterior paints include standard options like Mineral White, Black Sapphire, and Oxide Grey, plus ultra-luxury MANUFAKTUR colors like Frozen Deep Grey, Tanzanite Blue, and Aventurine Red. Two-tone paint finishes are now available on i7 and 760i models, emulating Rolls-Royce–style exclusivity.

Interior themes span from Veganza synthetic leather to Merino Leather and BMW Individual cashmere-wool blends, with colors such as Mocha, Smoke White, and Tartufo. Trims include open-pore wood, carbon fiber, or crystal-effect glass.

Wheel options range from 19” aerodynamically optimized alloys to 21” jet-black or polished multispoke designs with self-leveling BMW logos.

Top Expensive Options

  • Executive Lounge Seating Package (rear recline, footrest, massage) – $7,200
  • BMW Theatre Screen (31.3” 8K display + Bowers & Wilkins) – $4,800
  • Bowers & Wilkins Diamond Surround Sound (36 speakers) – $4,800
  • Two-Tone Paint (MANUFAKTUR program) – $12,000+
  • Sky Lounge Panoramic LED Glass Roof – $900
  • Rear Comfort Package Pro (massaging, heated armrests, pillows) – $3,000
  • Automatic Closing Doors – $600
  • M Sport Pro Package (blacked-out trim, sport brakes, steering) – $3,200
  • Level 3 Hands-Free Driving (U.S. 2024+) – TBD (pending release)
  • Interior Crystal Controls + Interaction Bar – $1,200+

vs Competitors

The G70 7 Series takes on the Mercedes-Benz S-Class, Audi A8, Lexus LS, and now also the Lucid Air and Tesla Model S in its electric form. What sets it apart is the breadth of powertrain options, from a classic inline-6 to a 660-hp electric flagship, along with rear-seat luxury that rivals Maybach, and a more futuristic, tech-forward cabin. The i7 M70 even beats the S580e and EQS 580 4MATIC in acceleration and screen wow-factor.

Fun Fact

The BMW i7 is the first vehicle in the world to offer a 31.3” 8K theater screen with built-in Amazon Fire TV, controlled via touch displays in the rear doors. When deployed, the system lowers the rear shades, dims the cabin lights, and transforms the back seat into a private cinema, making it the ultimate rolling home theater.

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