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1988 BMW 750i LWB Saloon
United Kingdom • 16 Nov 2011
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This 1988 BMW 750i LWB Saloon, with registration E160 LYR, has had only one owner and has accumulated 137,977 miles as of October 2011. While the service book is lost, there are 14 invoices on file from 1995-2011, and it comes with its original bill of sale and a recent MoT. Finished in Dolphin Grey with Buffalo leather interior, it's being offered at no reserve.
Condition
6
Based on the description, the car has accumulated mileage and has invoices indicating servicing and maintenance over a period. The presence of invoices suggests that the car has been maintained, but the missing service book and the mileage suggest wear and tear. The car is described as being in Dolphin Grey with Buffalo leather interior, indicating the color. The presence of the bill of sale, road fund license, and MoT suggest it is roadworthy and has the necessary documentation.
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Transmission:
Automatic
Chassis No:
WBAGC820804372192
Odometer:
137,977 miles
Reg Number:
E160 LYR
RHD/LHD:
RHD
BMW joined battle with rivals Mercedes-Benz and Jaguar with the launch of its 7-Series luxury saloons in 1977.
Replacements for the 2500 and 2800, the newcomers continued to use BMW's familiar overhead-camshaft six-cylinder engine in capacities ranging from 2.8 to 3.5 litres.
Most left the Munich factory with four-speed automatic transmission though there was the option of a five-speed manual 'box on some models.
Running gear followed BMW's well-established pattern for its larger models, comprising all-independent suspension and disc brakes all round.
Equipment levels were of the highest order and in addition to the standard range there were special high-performance versions created by factory-linked race team and tuning firm Alpina.
In 1986 the 7-Series was restyled, updated and rationalised, re-emerging as an even stronger competitor for the S-Class Mercedes-Benz.
At first there were only two engines available, of 3.0 and 3.5 litres capacity, and then in 1987 BMW introduced its...
Points of note
£8,377
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£12,426
Median Price (Since 2020)
£18,694
Highest Price (Since 2020)
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