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Old 09-09-2008, 06:10 PM   #1
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07 BMW 750Li or 06-07 CLS

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Im currently considering assuming a lease due to the cheaper prices for the exact same car -- Which car would you go with? An 07 BMW 750Li with an MSRP of around $91K or a CLS with a P1/P2 package, and probably an MSRP of $77-81K? Assuming BMW is refreshing the 7 next year (Albeit a very small refresh that looks almost exactly the same)? I currently have the 08 E350 and the interior of the E350 looks better than the CLS, which is a bit of a downer. Any ideas?
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Old 09-30-2008, 01:03 PM   #2
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We leased a new current 7 series when they first came out (745i). When the lease ended, we leased a new 06 CLS500. When that lease ended, we moved back into a 750Li. Now my wife wants a CLS550.

Pros: 750Li

much better gas mileage (up to 27 hwy), more power, better handling, WAY more rear seat room, easier getting in and out, better front seats (multicontour), better gauges (plasma display), better trip computer, better nav system, great sound system (Logic 7), huge trunk, free maintenance to 4yr/50k, seats 5, very luxurious.

Pros: CLS

sharper exterior styling, smaller and easier to park (only with parktronic), smoother transmission, no "I-Drive", seats 4 (no in-laws), very sporty.

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We like them both (obviously). My wife really misses her first CLS but never said much about either 7 after it was gone.
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750... if you want comfort and better interior... but the outer body is a bit too common.. great car for commute and comfort.... and you can put 22" wheels.....

but I recall reading somewhere there's a new 7 series coming out soon..
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This is my first time hearing that the interior of an E class looks better than the interior of a CLS. No way!

I think both cars are really different. If you want a big sedan go with the 7, and if you want both sports car and sedan, then CLS.
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Old 10-11-2008, 09:18 PM   #5
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I vote CLS...7 is about to change. If you can afford the new 7 (no discounts most likely and horrible leases) then pick that over the CLS IMO.
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This is my first time hearing that the interior of an E class looks better than the interior of a CLS. No way!

I think both cars are really different. If you want a big sedan go with the 7, and if you want both sports car and sedan, then CLS.
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