BMW's new vehicle limited warranty covers defects in materials or workmanship for the first 48 months or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first, so you can be confident that your BMW will always perform as expected. Based on the date this 2009 BMW 750Li was put in service and the current odometer reading, there are approximately 33 months or 23,691 miles of remaining coverage under the manufacturer's new vehicle limited warranty. For more information about the manufacturer's warranty coverage, visit BMW's website.

BMW's Maintenance Program is one of the most comprehensive programs in its class and it offers the longest coverage period. It covers all factory-recommended maintenance at no charge for 48 months or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first, as well as items that need replacement due to regular wear and tear. The following services are covered under this plan at no cost: scheduled inspections, brake pads, brake rotors, engine belts, oil changes, wiper blade inserts, inspections, and fluid services. By offering such a comprehensive maintenance program with every new vehicle, BMW is able to help you manage the cost of ownership and keep maintenance costs down. Based on the date this 2009 BMW 750Li was put in service and the current odometer reading, there are approximately 33 months or 23,691 miles of remaining coverage under the manufacturer's scheduled maintenance program. For more information about the manufacturer's scheduled maintenance coverage, visit BMW's website.

"The 7-Series is BMW's flagship luxury sedan that is redesigned for 2007. Still offered in regular and extended wheelbase versions, both the 750i and 750Li are powered by a 400-horsepower 4.4-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine. The styling of the 7-Series continues to evolve after the fourth-generation 7-Series debuted in 2002 with controversial new styling. The fourth 7-Series was also the most high-tech vehicle to be offered by BMW up to that time and new technology including the equally controversial iDrive which integrated many vehicle functions into a single controller in the center console. The 7-Series continues for feature the latest high-technology features. The 7-Series was first introduced to the U.S. in 1986 and the fourth-generation 7-Series has proven to also be the most successful 7-Series ever.

The 2009 BMW 7-Series debuts the fifth-generation 7-Series with new exterior styling, more interior room and improvements in both driving dynamics and comfort. The 750i and the 750Li with a 5.5 inch longer wheelbase are both powered by a new twin-turbocharged 4.4-liter V8 engine that produces 400 horsepower and 450 lb-ft of torque combined with a 6-speed automatic transmission. Standard Driving Dynamics Control offers different settings shock firmness, transmission shift characteristics, throttle response and power-steering assist with four different modes: Comfort, Normal, Sport and Sport Plus. New technology includes a night vision camera and a camera-based traffic sign recognition system. A new high-resolution Black Panel display incorporates the best attributes of mechanical and electronic instruments with four prominent classic circular instruments with electronic numerals and other integrated displays." To read more about the 2009 BMW 7 Series, visit MSN Autos.

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