BMW 7 Series- New 2011 Edition
BMW 7 Series new- 2011 edition was launched with a 6-cylinder engine for the first time after nearly twenty years. Here is an insight to all the notable aspects of this new 2011 edition.
Trim Levels and Engine Specs
The new 2011 7 Series has been introduced in 5-main trim levels namely: 740i, 750i, 750Li, 740Li, and 760Li.
The Li models have an extended-wheelbase body design features, while all the 750 models are provided with all-wheel drive configuration.
The new 7-Series 740 models are equipped with a standard 3.0 liter inline 6-cylinder engine that can deliver an output power of around 315 hp and torque of about 330 lb-feet.
The 750 editions are provided with a 4.4 liter double-turbocharged V8 engine, which can generate 400 horsepower and torque of 450 lb-feet.
Both 740 and 750 models are incorporated with a standard 6-speed auto transmission system to send the engine output to the rear-wheels.
2011 BMW 760Li trim level is propelled by a standard 6.0 liter V12 drive-train that can deliver 535 hp and 550 pound-feet of torque.
BMW 7 Series New 2011 Edition MPG
The new 2011 7 Series models, as an average, provides an EPA rated fuel economy of around 15 miles per gallon in the urban areas, and 22 miles per gallon on the highways.
Pricing
BMW 7 Series- new 2011 model is available with a MSRP that ranges from $70650 to $137000 depending upon the trim level.
