BMW 750 m sport — does anyone have it? Thoughts?

[breitlings]

I think I would get a high end tesla and go 0-60 in 2.3 seconds or a G63 personally.

[cruise_bone]

Depends on the ride you want.

BMW is a performance oriented brand and drives more like a performance/sports car. The driver can feel the road much better in a BMW than in competitors models.

Mercedes, Lexus, et al, are for drivers who prefer to drive their couch down the highway. No feel. Are they luxurious? Yes. Are they comfortable? Yes. Are they driver's cars? Only if you are a marshmallow. Incase nobody here knows - S class stands for SNOOZE Class.

To be fair - I drive a 2016 M3, so I might be a wee bit biased. I will never own a Mercedes or Lexus. Bleh. They would kill me with boredom within weeks, maybe days.

Go with BMW or be bored.

[tbonesteak]

Originally Posted by breitlings

I think I would get a high end tesla and go 0-60 in 2.3 seconds or a G63 personally.

https://www.porsche.com/usa/aboutpor...iew/article01/

It'll be out within 18-24 months... Couldn't think of one reason for someone to take a Tesla over this. I'd rather just be patient.

[cruise_bone]

Originally Posted by vladamir15

s class by a mile. It is on a complete different level. The next step above it would be like a bentley or rolls royce. I feel all bmws basically look the same. Mercedes is just on a higher level than bmw.

fail and completely untrue.

[Net-man]

Originally Posted by VICI

Nicholas, thanks for the post. I am getting it for a 29k discount (basically 129k sticker). I am looking for a comfortable and fun daily in this particular deal.

I’ve so many S classes, from 550 to 63 and was thinking of changing it up a bit. The engine failure thing is tough to deal with. I had an A8 4.0L that was taken back by the dealer because of an issue they couldn’t fix.

Not a stellar deal! Ever since Tesla came on scene, luxury sedans have suffered. If money is no object go for it. You can always look for dealer driven low miles options to save more.
For the record I am on 2nd 7, CPO purchases no better deal in market.


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[VICI]

Originally Posted by Net-man

Not a stellar deal! Ever since Tesla came on scene, luxury sedans have suffered. If money is no object go for it. You can always look for dealer driven low miles options to save more.
For the record I am on 2nd 7, CPO purchases no better deal in market.


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I drove a P100D and was totally surprised by the lack of build quality.

Glad to know you’re an owner, how do you like the drive, comfort? How’s the reliability, anything usually go wrong?

[Net-man]

Originally Posted by VICI

I drove a P100D and was totally surprised by the lack of build quality.

Glad to know you’re an owner, how do you like the drive, comfort? How’s the reliability, anything usually go wrong?

Generally build quality on flagship sedans is top notch. As long as you have warranty nothing to worry, electrical stuff is challenging on these cars. My car has been in shop a few time for sensors, front suspension bushing is another area which requires frequent attention, I guess comes with territory. Heavy car challenges.
As far as ride and comfort goes nothing beats, it will eat miles and gas very liberally. Tires and brakes too!!!



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[Rsubnodate]

Originally Posted by cruise_bone

fail and completely untrue.

Well said. Rolls Royce is a step above Bentley. Mercedes is not a step above BMW.


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[.brian.]

I would go MB given the 2 choices.

Have you looked at the RS7 or S8?