The BMW 750iL Was BMW's V12 Flagship Luxury Sedan From 30 Years Ago
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The E32 BMW 750iL was BMW’s flagship luxury sedan from 30 years ago — and it was the first V12-powered luxury sedan in this segment. Today I’m reviewing the 750iL, and I’m going to show you all the quirks and features of a special BMW luxury sedan — then I’m going to drive the 750iL and review the BMW 750iL driving experience.
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Dimitri 91
The last boy scout lol
Necrodead
probably COINs is what the Germans thought, people used to use coins, Doug.
Matthew Orlowski
"1991"
"30 years ago"
you WHAT
Ruben vS
200 miles an hour !!??
Mihai Emilian
what is dripping from underneath the car at 19:25?
Vaklin Petkov
love the oil leak beneath the car
Alex K.
The first German post-WWII V12 production car.
Dillan Mistry
Back when v12 were actually v12s
henry shu
I would kill for a E32 750 with manual transmission
gregermic87
I would believe, that the e32 was introduced with the 735i which was a V8☺️
John Ghaly
Thank you Doug de muro
BigBlackDuck
Those 3 slots are for change for toll booths. They're separated so you can have different value of change in each or different currency which is handy in Europe. Surprising you out of all people have not figured that out 😀
USSEntrprise
the seatbelt buckle was made "reversed" so you wouldnt have that "could you move for a sec" situation.
DG
My old 5 series had those same wheels, or at least they look very similar. They should be made by BBS. They were also on the e28 M5 as stock option. TBH they looked much better on the e28 as it's a bit smaller car and don't look so ridiculous.
Ong Tze Honn
What i see though the badge is bmw Z50 LL
VLAD RADU
OCD alarm went crazy when i saw that cigarette on the lighter turned up side down :))) Like who noticed it too
josefbuckland
Shame about the leakage under the front Even if its just from the A/C let it dry off a bit push it forward a few meters and away we go but otherwise cool cool
KingProne
7:24 S probably stands for scheibenwischer?
Andre Wißmann
One Thing to distinguish the V12 Model was, that the BMW-Kidney in the Grill was wider than the ones on the Straight-6 Models.
By the way, BMW made ecxellent Staright-6 Engines, and their sound was kind of a Signature for BMW. Making a V8 or something else would not have been very BMW-like back in the days.
Some hardcore BMW-fans complained a lot, as the startet to Produce anything else than the Straight-6 engines.
starsareblind
Doug: The e32 7 series was the first mainstream luxury car to offer a V12 engine
Jaguar XJ12: Am I a joke to you?
Тимур Асылхузин
19:22 – oil leaking
Ah…. BMW
Tim
Jaguar had offered a V12 since the E-type, and I'd argue all the 80's XJ V12's were more luxurious than anything BMW had. This car started the V12 trend for the Germans but they were still playing drivetrain catchup to Jag and Rolls in the luxury segment.
Sabroe
The rear left cap for the wheel nuts is slightly offset and i cannot unsee it…
panic100973
If I recall, the "Intense wash" uses a second fluid reservoir to put concentrate in it.
Robert Czimmerman
19:25 oil leaking, yes, its a true BMW
Toto X
11:30 is going to be iconic in youtube poops
Erwin Rommel
German Car with build in Japanese phone.
Coincidence? I think not
casper aalders
my moms friend drives one of these, its in excellent condition, it sadly only has an I6 tho
Charles Bunnell
Just a thought but regarding the car phone and the lable for "writing phone numbers" but maybe, since it's numbered it's actually for writing the names if people/businesses that you stored as "presets"/quick dial numbers into the car phone. Back in the 80s, sone phones included a feature where you had say ten (or sometimes less) memory positions where you could store commonly dialed phone numbers with each positions being assigned a two digit number. To dial one of the stored numbers you simply entered the quick dial two digit code or in some cases pressed the one of several memory buttons. Some car phones also supported this feature too and it appears this BMW car phone does too given the numbered list lable provided. Thus you don't write the phone numbers on this list but the names of the people/businesses you have stored on the phones quick dial memory. To dial one of these you'd just refer to the list then enter the associated two digit code to quick dial the number without any need to remember it.
These days of course we have digital address books built into our phones so no need to use codes, just look the number up by name or use Siri/Google assistant to dial it for you. 🚗📞🚘☎️📱
rolando quintana
the birds chirping in the background of the vid are so soothing … thank u daddy doug
LGK
the e when you shift in automatic is for ''economy'' mode, since it shifts earlier than m.
SergeantScopez
u gotta rev the cars up and give us sound checks
disgruntledfaerie
"No matter how much I sweat, no matter how much I toil
I'll never be able to afford a 750il"
kosti narain
Wheels used to be really small back in the day LOL even the countach had 15's