PRICING, OPTIONS, MORE Details Of The All-New BMW 7-Series LEAK Out DAYS Before Its Unveil

If you're a BMWphile, we've got fresh news that will certainly make your Sunday a bit brighter. That's because a MAJOR leak of BMW 7-Series information has made its way public due to a website abroad that seems to have had its configurator go live a bit too early.

According to what we're reading, BMW.at is to blame. We've seen this happen countless times. We assume its due to web developer's setting up pages for product launches.

LEAKED! BMW 7-Series DETAILS

For BMW this all-new 7-Series is a big deal. That's because it will be doing hand-to-hand combat with the likes of the new Mercedes-Benz S-Class that has been absolutely dominating the large luxury sedan class. In addition, we've been told that much of the all-new G11/G12 model's technology is the first time it will debut on BMW models. In other words, what you'll be seeing with the all-new 7 will trickle down into the next-gen BMW vehicles.




Although I know the captions are not in English, it's pretty clear what these options and features below are for. What will be interesting to see is how the North American market prices the all-new 7-Series. Considering how strong the U.S. dollar is right now, these figures may not be too far off. Time will tell.

Stay tuned to AutoSpies.com as we make our way to Munich for the all-new 7-Series' unveil happening THIS WEEK!


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clsboy - 6/7/2015 2:54:26 PM

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Soooo not impressed!!....

MDarringer - 6/7/2015 5:55:46 PM

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I so agree.

Dr550 - 6/7/2015 3:36:19 PM

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Improved interior, decreased weight, overall ok. Do not care for front headlights. I would give it a grade B.

Dexter1 - 6/7/2015 3:54:16 PM

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The rear end is especially horrible. Very banal, clumsy design.

Runamukk - 6/7/2015 5:13:32 PM

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S Class reigns supreme!

MDarringer - 6/7/2015 6:02:58 PM

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Unfortunately that's true though I'd rather drive a BMW. What's funny is the Maserati Qporte should challenge the Benz for style but it doesn't. Aside from the Benz, the big boats in the luxury field are BLAND.

What would be ironic would be if Lincoln faithfully produced the new Continental from the show car. If they were to do that, they will have a vehicle that outclasses the 7 Series/A8/Qporte/LS without even being their class.

skytop - 6/7/2015 5:31:58 PM

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Hmmmm....do I want one, or TWO?

CarCrazedinCali - 6/8/2015 1:29:46 AM

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sadly it seems a bit disappointing

Holydude - 6/8/2015 4:42:53 AM

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Need to see the real thing to have a comment.

carsnyc - 6/8/2015 8:59:57 AM

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This is actually bad for Benz as there'll be no pressure for them to build an even better S class.

nguyenvuminh - 6/8/2015 9:54:51 AM

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I think this reinforces the notion that MB puts a lot more importance (and resources) behind its S class and the role it plays in leading the rest of its line up than BMW does for its 7 (its 3/4 plays this leadership role instead). I don't know why BMW is "hiding" all of its new and special "internal" organs behind an "old" body. Exterior design helps draw the attention of new (or fading) customers and I'm not sure A8, LS and S owners are inclined to give a lot of time and consideration for this 7.

MicrosoftUser - 6/8/2015 9:58:05 AM

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Major disappointment! Is this the best they can do and if so they'll far behind all the competition fast.

leej - 6/9/2015 9:46:37 AM

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BMW has gone to great lengths to copy the Asian silhouette...the profile of this new 7 Series is so Honda Accord-like! Amazing!