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The BMW 7 Series 2020 explores all the boxes for a premium sedan flagship. Like every other outstanding flagship, it arrives with every trick in the carmaker's pack, beginning with an expanded interior adorned with high-quality fabrics, exceptional attention to detail, several sophisticated technological characteristics, and a selection of powertrains.

For 2020, a new look comes out of the 7 Series, beginning with a unique new grill design that, depending on your opinion, is comically bold or boldly comical. We must admit the power enhancements for all 7 series motors. The turbocharged V8 of the 750i trim has an enormous performance of 523 horsepower, almost 20% more than the previous engine.

Our most significant criticism stands, but we have been less vocal: the 7th Series isn't the driver-oriented luxury sled once it had been. To improve convenience, isolation, and straight-line speed, successive revisions (and weight gains) silenced the once-agile handling property. The findings speak for themselves, and the 7 Series appears to be able to succeed all-round. It remains the ideal option for a flagship luxury Sedan with its opulent and roomy cabin.

The 750i has another gear that turns it comfortably into triple digits when you realize you're hauling. After all, this car was built for the autobahn. It's a shame that only part of his power would be used on American roads. During panic-stop tests, the large sedan brakes are of equal intensity and consistency, straight and drama-free.

Changes to the gears are smooth, and the handling is well-weighted at the highway, and they assist on the parking lots. It is laser-fast to turn into a corner, but loads of body roll do not appeal to the car's stability. It feels flexible but confidently follows its line.

The 750i comes with the big V8 engine and includes such standard features as adaptive air suspension, a power trunk lid, and power-closing doors. Within the cabin, there are a panoramic sunroof, exclusive leather upholstery, front seats with heating, and technological options (a 10.25-inch display, a navigation setup, a head-up monitor, in-car Wi-Fi, Apple CarPlay, a smartphone charging pad without wire, and a Harman Kardon sound system with sixteen speakers).

You can also add your 750i with additional kits. The Autobahn kit offers variable-ratio steering and a system of scanning road conditions and automatically adjusts the adaptive suspension. The Driving Assistance Plus kit comes with adaptive cruise control and semi-automated driving options. Suppose you want to reach maximum comfort. In that case, you must use the Luxury Rear Seating kit (includes rear seats with heating, ventilation, and massage functions) or the Rear Executive Lounge Seating kit (a rear-seat infotainment system and reclining rear seats with extendable footrests).

The xDrive All-Wheel drive of 750i provides an absolute new degree of performance. We'd install the Autobahn kit to adjust its predictive suspension, using the best of the regular air suspension. The Driving Assistance Professional kit allows it easy to handle stop-and-go traffic with adaptive cruise control. The Rear Executive Lounge Seating kit excludes some options on the front chairs, so unless you're a chauffeur or being chauffeured, we will pass on it.