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2009 BMW 7 Series




Original Starting Price
SAR 300,000

Key Information
Vehicle
2009 BMW 7 Series
Engine Type
Petrol
Brand Origin
Germany
Body Type
Sedan
Engine Size
3.0 I6 - 6.0TC V12
Fuel Economy
7.7-10.2
Vehicle
2009 BMW 7 Series
Brand Origin
Germany
Body Type
Sedan
Engine Type
Petrol
Engine Size
3.0 I6 - 6.0TC V12
Fuel Economy
7.7-10.2
THE GOOD
Performance
Relative fuel economy
Sharp styling
Handling
THE BAD
Misleading badges
Electronics overkill
Pricey
Overview
The fifth-generation BMW 7-Series was launched for the 2009 model year, returning to form as an attractive full-size luxury sedan, after years of looking like a troll in its previous generation. The first models to be launched include the standard-wheelbase 740i and 750i as well as the long-wheelbase 740Li and 750Li. The long-wheelbase 760Li came in 2010. Most GCC dealers import only the long-wheelbase version of all the models. In a misleading move dreamt up by retarded marketeers, the 740i and 740Li are now powered by a 3.0-litre twin-turbo inline-6 engine, instead of the V8 that the badge implies. The 750i and 750Li are now powered by a 4.4-litre twin-turbo V8, although the 760Li moniker is accurate, with its 6.0-litre twin-turbo V12. The 730i and 730Li models debuted later in 2010, with naturally-aspirated 3.0-litre inline-6. Badge deception notwithstanding, all engines are capable performers, featuring Double-VANOS variable valve technology, direct injection, and a 6-speed...
Original Trim Prices
3.0 I6 730Li
SAR 300,000 - 350,000
3.0TC I6 740Li
SAR 360,000 - 410,000
4.4TC V8 750Li
SAR 455,000 - 510,000
6.0TC V12 760Li
SAR 700,000 - 800,000
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Price
Down Payment
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Trade-in Value
Flat Rate
%
Term (Year)
Monthly Payment
SAR 5,610
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Reliability & Resale Value
Reliability
4.0
Resale ValueSee Resale Value
4.0
Known Problems
Check for random electrical issues involving in-car gadgets or drivetrain sensors, sometimes fixed with software updates. Check for prematurely-worn brakes and suspension bushings. Some BMW owners complain of car not starting if left undriven for a week. The 7-Series is not part of high-pressure fuel pump recall affecting other turbo models, but check working condition anyway. Not all problems affect all owners.
Safety Rating
NHTSA Overall Rating
Not available
EuroNCAP Overall Rating
Not available
Specs
Body Style
Luxury Large Sedan
Weight
1,935-2,250 kg
Engine Type
Petrol
Manufactured In
Germany
Transmission
6A
Horsepower
258 HP
Torque
310 Nm
Fuel economy (L/100km)
9.8
Fuel economy (km/L)
10.2
0-100 KPH
7.7-7.8 sec
Top speed
245 km/h
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a 2009 BMW 7 Series cost in KSA?
The base price of the 2009 BMW 7 Series in KSA starts from SAR 300,000 and goes all the way up to SAR 800,000 for the highest trim.
What is the starting price of a 2009 BMW 7 Series in KSA?
The starting price of the 2009 BMW 7 Series in KSA is SAR 300,000.
How much is the top-spec 2009 BMW 7 Series in KSA?
The highest trim of the 2009 BMW 7 Series in KSA is the 6.0TC V12 760Li and it costs SAR 800,000.
What trims are available for the 2009 BMW 7 Series in KSA?
The 2009 BMW 7 Series in KSA is available in 4 trims. The trims are 3.0 I6 730Li, 3.0TC I6 740Li, 4.4TC V8 750Li, and 6.0TC V12 760Li.
What are the engine options for the 2009 BMW 7 Series?
The engine choices for the 2009 BMW 7 Series in KSA are 3.0 I6 RWD, 3.0TC I6 RWD, 4.4TC V8 RWD, and 6.0TC V12 RWD.
What is the fuel efficiency (mileage) of the 2009 BMW 7 Series in KSA?
The 2009 BMW 7 Series in KSA delivers fuel economy of 10.2 km/l for the 3.0 I6 RWD, 10-10.1 km/l for the 3.0TC I6 RWD, 8.8 km/l for the 4.4TC V8 RWD, and 7.7 km/l for the 6.0TC V12 RWD.
How reliable is the 2009 BMW 7 Series in KSA?
The reliability of the 2009 BMW 7 Series is rated 4 out of 5 stars in KSA.
What is the resale value of the 2009 BMW 7 Series in KSA?
The resale value of the 2009 BMW 7 Series is rated 4 out of 5 stars in KSA.


