SW17LS

Totally, its the tall body. It also makes me think of the weird fake Cadillac look of the presidential limousine

LexRuger

Possibly the worst looking out of all the flagship sedans

Motorola

It's exchanging blows with the EQS for that title.

At the very least, I like it more than the EQS. I do think with a refresh to tweak the front and rear ends, this could be stately upright sedan.

LeX2K

SW17LS

Truthfully, I too like it more than the EQS.

Fizzboy7

That's the worst case of overbite I've ever seen.
Speaking of the front, how is a tall, up and down WALL safer for a ped strike? It would instantly destroy a body. Whereas a low, tapered front (from the 90's) would allow a body to roll up onto the hood, diminishing a solid smack.

TangoRed

I'm very curious to see what the range will be for the i7. In typical BMW fashion it will vary plenty based on trim/equipment but hopefully they kept it comfortably at 300mi+ for the common trims.

LexBob2

This is one car that I really need to see in person at the dealership. Just when I start thinking it's not too bad, I see a new picture from a different angle and it looks ungainly with big front overhang and not so good.

RNM GS3

Can you imagine driving this thing lol

LexBob2

Here's a different angle on that two tone paint. You can't see the overhang so much but it's there....

Toys4RJill

Not bad. But the other angles where you see the long overhang are terrible. Will have to see in person.

1111GS

It definitely looks less bad than the EQS. I'm sure some will still buy this thing but man it surely got that tittle... I was driving along this one 4matic on freeway and local streets for a good 15 or so minutes. Its front reminds me of a car that I could not think of. Then a few day later one of these

was right behind me with smoked headlight.

SW17LS

But you like the overhang on any FWD Toyota/Lexus product...

SW17LS

I have no words...

Toys4RJill

Overhangs on most cars don't bother me FWD or RWD. This overhang looks like crap.

I particularly dislike when the rear is 2X the size of the front. You see that on most RWD vehicles.