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Registration number: HRV-98-V
Manufacturer: Gallery Aaldering Arnhemsestraat 47 6971AP BRUMMEN, NL 0575564055 http://www.gallery-aaldering.com info@gallery-aaldering.com
In Japan, people drive on the left. So when someone there deliberately ordered a left-hand-drive BMW 750i in 2007, that was probably no coincidence. It was a statement.
This BMW 750i was ordered new by BMW Osaka in European specification. Left-hand drive, in other words. In a market where that was actually less common, such a configuration gave the car just that little extra presence and prestige. And frankly, that suits a 7 Series perfectly.
The E65 generation arrived at the beginning of this century and represented a major step forward for BMW. Not only in terms of design, but especially on a technical level. This was the first BMW to feature iDrive and a model in which the brand introduced an entire range of new systems. Things that seem perfectly normal today were genuinely advanced at the time.
Under the hood of the 750i lies the 4.8-liter N62 V8, producing approximately 367 horsepower. That made this more than just a comfortable luxury sedan. The 750i combined serenity and refinement with performance that remains impressive even today.
The example we are offering has covered just 70,745 kilometers and remains in well-cared-for condition. The car is finished in Titansilber, combined with black Nasca leather upholstery. A timeless BMW combination that perfectly suits the overall character of a 7 Series.
But as is so often the case, the difference is in the details. This 750i is generously equipped and features, among other things, soft-close doors. You simply pull the door gently toward the latch and the car does the rest. Exactly the kind of feature that, once you have used it, you quickly wonder how you ever did without.
The interior is equally convincing. The leather has remained exceptionally tidy, the controls feel well preserved, and everything gives the impression of a car that has been treated with great care. A very neat and well-preserved 7 Series.
The documentation is present as well. The original books and accompanying documents are included, allowing the history to be followed properly. This 750i also drives exceptionally well. Calm, powerful, and almost effortlessly fast. The V8 does its work without drama, and that is precisely what suits this car so well. You do not have anything to prove. You do not need to impress anyone. The car does that all by itself.
70,745 kilometers. European specification. Japanese delivery with an unusual story. And above all: a BMW 750i that still demonstrates exactly why the 7 Series was once BMW’s technological flagship.
Interested in this BMW? Contact Gallery Aaldering today and discover this BMW for yourself. We export our vehicles worldwide; please ask us about the possibilities.
