Fresh off its mid-cycle update, the BMW 7 Series is once again the center of rumors, this time in the context of the new swath of M-branded vehicles that BMW is set to unleash upon the world. The rumor was dropped by German blog BimmerToday, and suggests that an M750i would join the ranks of the M550d, X5 M50d, and M135i. This seems rather plausible, as BMW has long been hesitant to produce an out-and-out M7 performance saloon. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: Diesel-powered BMW 7 Series headed to U.S.
According to a report in Car and Driver, the refreshed 2013 BMW 7 Series will be offered with diesel power here in the Untied States. The flagship BMW will be powered by the same 3.0-liter turbo-diesel inline-six that’s found elsewhere in the Roundel lineup, though as of this moment, it’s still unclear what sort of power or fuel economy figures are expected in the 7 Series. Expect the production model to wear either 735d or 740d nomenclature. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: 2013 BMW 7 Series Arrives With More Power, Gadgets And Safety
The 2013 BMW 7 Series gets incremental improvements everywhere. Outside the changes are minimal: fewer vertical slats inside the kidney grille and a larger chrome surround, two horizontal chrome accents bars splitting the lower intake, restyled side mirrors with turn-signal indicators, and new shades of red on the taillights. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: BMW 7 Series Getting Mid-cycle Updates For 2013
The 2013 BMW 7 Series has an appointment for some cosmetic surgery, according to a report in Car & Driver. The restyle will be minimal, with detail changes around the fascia going just far enough to let other 7 Series owners know that you have the latest model. Funk Flex Find Flex On Google+
Auto Talk: Is this BMW 7 Series an electric i sedan mule?
Look at the BMW i line-up. You’ve got the all-electric i3 on the low end and the hybrid flagship i8 on the high end. What’s missing? Lots. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: This is what a 217-mph BMW 7 Series looks like
Take one BMW 7 Series, hand it over to Germany’s TuningWerk, ask for the second-stage tune that the company characterizes as “a little revitalization,” and the sedan you get back will top out at 720 horsepower, 803 pound-feet and 217 miles per hour. Funk Flex
