2001 BMW 750IL (E38)

Description

BMW's spectacular LWB flagship car of the late 90s with 5.4 V12 and all the toys available at the time showing 90,393 miles

Supplied new by Thorne BMW in June 2001, this late model E38 generation of BMW’s flagship 7-Series comes to us in top spec 750IL guise and is finished in Titanium Silver with rear privacy glass and sits on its wonderful 17” M-Parallel alloy wheels.

Under the bonnet we find the 5.4-litre M73B54 V12 petrol engine (as also used in the Rolls-Royce Silver Seraph) which develops a mighty 322bhp and 490NM of torque driving the rear wheels of course via five speed automatic/Tiptronic transmission with Sport mode.

Inside this well-appointed, long-wheel base example we find acres of black leather with electric front seats with three-position driver memory, electric rear back rest and lumbar adjustment (the base is fixed), rear ventilation, walnut trim, electric windows, electric mirrors, cruise control, multi-function steering wheel, heated front seats, parking sensors (PDC), electronically controlled dampers (EDC), rear blind, traction control, digital climate control with AC, narrow screen in-car entertainment with CD changer, TM function, electrically adjustable steering column, double glazing, rear seat heating and glass sunroof.

The car shows 90,393 miles and looks to present well with a comfortable and spacious interior and potent, extremely quiet power plant.

The history file includes the V5C showing six former keepers to the current of six years, the service book recording 12 stamps, the last in October 2022 at 90,190 miles by MB Autoworks, seven old Mots, the current Mot valid until November 2023 which showed no advisories and accompanying file of bills for parts and maintenance works undertaken over the years.

A smart example of a once very expensive top of the range car on offer at a fraction of its original purchase price. A win we think!

For more information contact - will.daniels@brightwells.com