Used 2021 BMW M760i Base for sale 

As for tech and features, the 7 Series does anything but disappoint- Cargurus

The 2021 BMW M760i is the performance-focused version of the 7 Series lineup. It has a sticker price of $157,800 and includes a destination charge of $995. This model is packed with exemplary performance along with an array of standard features and comes in standard AWD configuration. The M760i also comes with larger 20-inch wheels with M Sport brakes, suspension, and steering wheel.

On the inside, the 2021 M760i offers Nappa leather upholstery as standard. It also offers a 10.25-inch touchscreen display that supports only Apple CarPlay while a 16-speaker Harman Kardon premium audio system is standard. The optional $5,750 Rear Executive Lounge Seating package adds exclusive comfort features such as executive lounge seating and rear center console, electric reclining seat and footrest, and many more.

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The 2021 BMW M760i has a hefty price tag but every penny feels worth it. Apart from the 601-hp V12 engine, the M760i adds an active suspension, four-wheel steering, heated rear seats, 20-inch wheels, and a head-up display. We strongly recommend buying the $1,700 Driving Assistance Professional package as it adds the best and unique safety features to the list. The Rear Executive Lounge Seating package is best left for those who want to feel like a boss. This package adds executive lounge seating and rear center console, electric reclining seat and footrest, rear-seat entertainment, electric side bolster with lumbar and headrest functionality for $5,750.

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The M760i is as quick in a straight line as the V8 models- Cars.USNews

The 2021 BMW M760i offers raw and refined power from its 6.6L twin-turbo V12 engine. This engine is capable of making a monstrous 601 hp and 627 lb-ft. of torque. The 8-speed automatic transmission is mated to this engine to provide quick and uninterrupted shifts while the AWD system is standard. The 12 cylinders befit the excellent powerful position of this car. Also, the engine feels adequate to handle everything. 

The driving dynamics of the M760i are what will get you squared away. It glides on the worst road conditions and really smoothens all those bumps and potholes. At the corners, the M760i will put a smile on your place as there is no body roll and the grip levels from the tires are absolutely brilliant. This really does offers a sense of confidence to the driver. The steering wheel feels light and precise, which is perfect for city rides. 

Moving to acceleration, the 2021 M760i completes the 0-60 MPH sprint in just 3.6 seconds, which is really impressive. Furthermore, the quarter-mile lap is finished in 11.7 seconds while the top speed of the M760i reaches up to 194 MPH. Even the brakes offer good results. The 2021 M760i comes standard with M Sport brakes that provides the best braking performance. It takes just 111 feet to stop from 60-0 MPH. 

The Porsche Panamera Turbo S is really the showstopper here. Its performance numbers are extraordinary thanks to its powerful 620-hp V8 engine. With slightly less power than the Panamera, the M760i comes in second place. Making just 563 horses, the Audi S8's acceleration is much better leaving behind the Maserati Quattroporte Trofeo to the last place despite making 580 horsepower.

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The 2021 BMW M760i will swallow a lot of premium fuel. The Car Connection

The 2021 BMW M760i gets a gift of a V12 engine which is potent and responsible enough to match the pace of all the other elements. However, it becomes thirsty for fuel with this engine. The 2021 M760i has EPA-estimated fuel ratings of 13 MPG in the city, 20 MPG on a highway, and 16 MPG combined. Comparatively, the M760i has the best ratings in its segment.

The 2021 M760i is fitted with a large fuel tank but still feels smaller in front of its rivals. Owing to its 20.6-gallon fuel tank, the 2021 M760i delivers a city range of 268 miles while the vehicle can be driven on a highway with a range of 412 miles. With a combined range of 329 miles, the 2021 M760i's small fuel tank pays a toll when compared to its rivals.  

The top place on the table is fixed by the M760i with 16 MPG combined. Two other cars, the Audi S8 and the Maserati Quattroporte Trofeo also share the same combined mileage as the M760i but house a larger fuel tank. This contributes to a better driving range. The Porsche Panamera Turbo S is the least fuel-efficient sedan here.

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The seats are exceptionally comfortable, with loads of adjustability and quick heating and cooling- Edmunds

The 2021 BMW M760i's interior is designed to bring a grin to the face of the driver as well as passengers. The brand has adhered to the German values in designing the interior trajectory of the car. Premier leather treatment is given to the seats. The front seats are super soft and supportive. The aggressive side bolsters will keep the front passengers from totter. These seats are 20-way power-adjustable and get heated, ventilated, and massaging functions as standard.

The leather steering wheel has a good feel to it and is power-adjustable as well. Six-footers will particularly love to be seated up front as the head and legroom are excellent. At the back, you may feel your hair touching the roof but headroom is definitely adult-friendly while legroom is the best. The 2021 M760i offers a trunk volume of 18.2 cu-ft., which is probably one of the best in its segment. It can easily store three large bags or a couple of carry-on bags. 

The passenger space offered in the Audi A8 is similar to the M760i but is the least practical vehicle here. The rear-seat space offered in the Porsche Panamera Turbo S is really less. The Maserati Quattroporte Trofeo's cargo capacity is slightly better than the M760i. The 2021 M760i gets a 10.25-inch touchscreen display that functions on the latest iDrive system. This sedan also gets access to BMW's Live Cockpit Pro that features a beautiful full digital display.

Unfortunately only Apple CarPlay is offered for smartphone integration. peaking of music system, a 16-speaker Harman Kardon premium audio system is standard on the 2021 M760i but it can be upgraded to a 16-speaker Bowers & Wilkins for a much better experience. This infotainment is highly praised for its easy-to-use interface. The screen can also be operated using a knob, voice commands, gestures, and a touchpad on the center console. Following prominent features are offered by the 2021 BMW M760i:-

• Power tilt & telescopic multi-function leather steering wheel
• 20-way power-adjustable leather front seats with heated, ventilated and massaging functions
• Quad-zone automatic climate control
• Panoramic moonroof
• 10.25-inch touchscreen display with Apple CarPlay
• 16-speaker Harman Kardon premium audio system
• Power soft-close doors
• 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster

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Fresh design elements take the shape of defined contour lines on the hood- Kelly Blue Book

The 2021 BMW M760i spellbinds its lovers with its dynamic look. It has always been able to maintain its essence and style with its upscaled cosmetic design. The hood gives the car a more upright, taller, straighter, vertical kind of look. The huge kidney grille upfront is the centerpiece of the attraction. The slimmer adaptive LED headlamps and the overall housing are part of the intentional design language. The 2021 M760i gets 20-inch large alloy wheels and sits 5.3 inches above the ground. 

From the side profile, the chrome strip runs all the way from the front fender to the back. The 2021 M760i has the widest wheelbase in its segment which indirectly mirrors its interior room. At the rear, the 2021 M760i looks quite handsome. The full-stretch LED light strip stays on with the front DRLs. The adaptive LED taillights have a rather sculpted look and are attractively designed. Also, the Cerium grey accents on the kidney grille, wheels, tailpipes, and badging make everything amusing about this luxurious car.

The Maserati Quattroporte Trofeo's ground clearance is significantly less as it measures 1.4 inches lower than the M760i. The lower stance of the Quattroporte will help to improve stability and handling at high speeds. The wheelbase of the Porsche Panamera Turbo S is around 10 inches shorter than the M760i. This shorter wheelbase is the reason for its cramped rear-row space. On the other hand, despite being the bulkiest, the Audi S8's performance is much better than the other two cars. Some other exterior highlights are:

• Quad exhaust chrome tips
• Chrome kidney grille
• Silver-painted mirror caps
• Rear lip spoiler
• Black window trim
• 20-inch alloy wheels
• LED DRLs
• Adaptive LED headlamps & tail lamps
• Power-folding, auto-dimming exterior mirrors

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The latest driver-assistance features are available or standard on every 7-series- CarAndDriver

Due to its exorbitant price, the 2021 BMW M760i was not crash-tested by NHTSA or IIHS. Hence, the official safety ratings are not available. However, this is not just some random sedan we are talking about, this is the BMW's flagship M760i. It has got to be a safe car. The six airbags installed in the M760i can prevent the occupants from getting serious injuries.

For everyone, safety is the biggest concern, but a brand like BMW never disappoints in the safety area, especially the M760i. Being a flagship luxury sedan, the 2021 M760i comes with equipped driver assistance features. The best part is most of them are standard while very few of them are available as options. The list of available safety features are mentioned below:

• Lane Departure Warning
• Lane Keep Assist
• Blind Spot Monitoring
• Front & Rear Parking Sensors
• hands-free Parking Assist
• Adaptive Cruise Control
• Forward Collision Warning
• Remote Control Automatic Parking
• Automatic Emergency Braking
• Surround-View Camera System

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2021 BMW M760i vs 2021 Audi S8

The Audi S8 is the most economical offering in this segment with a price difference of more than $25,000. It also packs the least powerful engine in this competition but is just 0.2 seconds slower than the M760i in both performance tests. The fuel ratings may be the same but the S8's large tank provides a better range. Although both sedans offer similar passenger space levels, the S8's cabin feels more technologically advanced. However, the cargo capacity on offer is the least in the segment. Moving to safety, more standard safety features are offered in the M760i.  

2021 BMW M760i vs 2021 Porsche Panamera Turbo S 

The Porsche Panamera Turbo S is the most expensive car here and retails at $19,900 more than the M760i. Its powerful V8 engine makes 19 horses more than the M760i and hence, it displays mind-blowing acceleration. Due to this, it has the worst fuel efficiency in this segment. Unlike the M760i, the cabin of the Panamera seats only four people and has a cramped rear row. Even its cargo volume falls short in comparison to the M760i. The Panamera is also another step behind in terms of safety as it offers less standard safety features. 

2021 BMW M760i vs 2021 Maserati Quattroporte Trofeo

The Maserati Quattroporte Trofeo costs nearly $15,000 less than the BMW M760i. Its performance figures are not that great to be compared with the M760 as it houses a 580-hp V6 engine. The MPG figures of both the cars are exactly the same the latter's larger fuel tank helps to deliver a better driving range than the M760i. On the inside, the Quattroporte Trofeo feels as spacious as the M760i and is also slightly more practical than the M760i. Just like its other rivals, the Quattroporte Trofeo's safety feature list is not that strong as the M760i. 

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The 2021 BMW M760i will definitely blow the minds of its enthusiasts with its new presence and uncompromising features. Its iconic look and stalwartness will amaze its customers. With an eager powertrain and V12 engine, the 2021 M760i will totally justify its presence with bewilderedness. With great performance numbers and all the updated infotainment features, it would be fun to drive. The strong and responsive turbo engine with swift acceleration will definitely force one to buy this car.

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