2009 BMW 7-Series U.S. Pricing Announced
Slight increase over outgoing 2008 models
By Christopher Jackson
December 26, 2008 5:03 PM
Filed Under: BMW, German, Pricing
BMW has announced pricing for the new 2008 7-Series. The upgraded flagship sedan debuted at the Los Angeles International Auto Show, and hits the road with a choice of 400hp V8 or 438hp V12 power, new lightweight aluminum body panels, 18 or 19-inch wheels and evolutionary design changes. Raising the technology bar, the new 7-Series will be available with night-vision cameras to detect pedestrians, active chassis management and a lane-departure warning system.
BMW has set pricing at $81,125 for the 750i and $85,025 for the 750Li, reflecting a 0.7 percent increase in BMW's average U.S. pricing. The new 7-Series goes on sale this spring.
Press Release (Click to expand)
BMW of North America, LLC announced today an average price increase of 0.7 percent for BMW vehicles sold in the U.S. effective January 1, 2009. This action is driven by the ongoing structural and economical changes in the market place. It will ensure revenue generation for the company's U.S. operations and help to protect the quality of business.
Pricing for the new Advanced Diesel vehicles remain unchanged. The all new 335d and X5 xDrive35d were launched recently and have begun arriving at BMW Centers this month.
In addition, BMW announced pricing for the new 2009 7 Series that debuted recently at the Los Angeles International Auto Show. The base price for the 750i is $81,125 and the 750Li is 85,025 (including $825 for destination and handling). Both models began production in November and will arrive at BMW Centers in the spring.
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Nonetheless provided that the S class is close to 90K base, I'm assuming more people will go for the 7; it's a true bargain considering base price and features.
V12 will arrive at IAA in 09/2009 at Frankfurt. It will be a twinturbo V12 with about 540 hp.
BTW a $85k is a good and cheap price comparing to us! Do you how much it cost in my country? O.k it cost around $147k ..!!! Nobody is caring about the world crises and economy, all the dealers want is filling there pockets and acounts with the biggest amount of money!
Nonetheless, provided that the S class is close to 90K base, I'm assuming more people will go for the 7; it's a true bargain considering base price and features.
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Just a hint, BMW, shave off $10K to $15K off that price and you might do well.