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2003 BMW 7 SeriesThe top luxury full-size 4-door sedan from BMW is the 7-Series. Offering the best in luxury and performance but designed to be both practical and drivable, the 2003 BMW 745i and the 2003 BMW 745Li are comfortable, stylish and useful.
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9 Reviews from Shopping.com
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The Baller's Car...
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Pros: Stand out above anything else in the crowd, unsurpassed power, handling and prestige..
Cons: lack of shifter...
The Bottom Line:
UNDENIABLY THE BEST FOR A REAL BALLER
This car is not for an ordinary person...it's for those who have achieved a high level success and are not afraid to show it...its for those who want to experience what the term "own the road" really feels like...Upon my first drive of the vehicle, I definitely experienced all of this...
This car will blow any Lexus, Infiniti or Audi out of the water...In fact, its only real competition is the Mercedes S-Class - particularly the S500 and S600...But even here, the new 7 series takes the take...Put a 745Li next to an S500 and you see a 80,000 dollar premium luxury sedan in the BMW...Even though the Mercedes is still quite graceful and luxurious, it doesn't exude that stance of power and prestige that does the new 7 series...This is a car for moguls, tycoons, CEO's and the likes...
If you're lucky enough to drive one, you'll truly appreciate the unsurpassed 325 hp V8 that makes the car feel as nimble on the road as a 3 series BMW...But, on the other hand you are fitted with an interior which will make anyone who sits inside your car feel like a King or Queen...Technology abound, this is hands down the most advanced vehicle known to man right now...The technology carries it to a new level...Voice activated everything, power everything, seat massagers (optional)...you name it...
The only one single qualm I have with this vehicle is the lack of a shifter which BMW is due to fix as I have heard...
It just feels a little odd driving a high powered car without any shifter in the middle...
With all the fuss about i-drive, I must say it took me all of ten minutes to become an expert at it...It might be a little complicated for a much older person and women seem to complain about it more than men, but make no mistake this is definitely more of a big, bohemoth, make a statement type of car - more of a man's car...
...Undeniably the King of the Road...
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