@@HaloDude557 Incorrect. Review instances of use of dedicated turning lanes. I critiqued "inconsistent" use; not a failure of use. English may be a challenging language for you, alas.
Yuuuuuussssss! Saw your response to my comment and you have delivered! What a stunning car it's what I'm currently working towards purchasing right now! So I can drive uber black in Washington DC!
I think the car is beautiful in & out! A really nice dusk color and reminds you of something you really do drive at night, kind of like a Arkham style car but fancy on the inside.
what really triggered me is when you used the lane centering assist, when the car asked you to keep your hands on the wheel, you actually moved the wheel each time... BMW's are well known for their capacitives wheels...
I am truly enthusiastic about potentially owning a i7, but at 67 years if age, I totally know that, driving the car is the automotive equivalent of flying a '5th', or '6th' Generation Air Superiority Fighter aircraft. A whole lot of people, had better MAKE the TIME, to 'thoroughly' READ the Owner's/Operator's manual, BEFOR they proceed to park their behinds in the driver's seat, of this particular car. No driver, in any kind of mind, 'right' or 'wrong', should presume to get behind the wheel of this car, and try to drive it, while their also trying to work the various 'buttons' that control the various 'features' that are available for this car. Do yourself a serious favor. Buy yourself a 'spare' Owner's Operator's manual for the i7 series. And read the manual, FRONT to BACK. You really, REALLY, don't want to be attempting to drive a car that has this much push-button, touchscreen sophistication while you're busy trying to get the hang of how things work.
The amount of detail and refinement that BMW put in this vehicle interior is amazing, but I think that the EQS interior is more harmonious and practical, deliver a better experience. The audio system output in the BMW is better.
I really love the sfx when accelerating so relaxing, thank you Hans Zimmer.
I found your inconsistent use of turn signals to be the most entertaining.
@Brian Lee I mean he is in a Beamer….
@@nick5187 As a bmw driver, proud to say I consistently use my turn signals
I watched the entire video and he used turn signals every time. He flicks them off early but your comment is blatantly wrong. Maybe get new glasses?
@@HaloDude557 Incorrect. Review instances of use of dedicated turning lanes. I critiqued "inconsistent" use; not a failure of use. English may be a challenging language for you, alas.
@@seanstewart285 watch the video. Clown.
The lighting looks great at night.
Yuuuuuussssss! Saw your response to my comment and you have delivered! What a stunning car it's what I'm currently working towards purchasing right now! So I can drive uber black in Washington DC!
The way he accelerated while going under something made it feel more real
what a beautiful machine. great video !
I just realized that they took a new turning signal approach where it kind of pulsates.
somehow the outside looks way better at night
What am amazing car this is. Out of all electric cars on the market, I would definitely go for BMW. Waiting a few years to depreciate 😉
I think the car is beautiful in & out! A really nice dusk color and reminds you of something you really do drive at night, kind of like a Arkham style car but fancy on the inside.
4:39 I was unaware that BMW’s had turn signals. 😉
Hope to buy this car in future ❤
what really triggered me is when you used the lane centering assist, when the car asked you to keep your hands on the wheel, you actually moved the wheel each time... BMW's are well known for their capacitives wheels...
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This thing is as fast as Intel Core i7 imagine BMW i9 next
I am truly enthusiastic about potentially owning a i7, but at 67 years if age, I totally know that, driving the car is the automotive equivalent of flying a '5th', or '6th' Generation Air Superiority Fighter aircraft.
A whole lot of people, had better MAKE the TIME, to 'thoroughly' READ the Owner's/Operator's manual, BEFOR they proceed to park their behinds in the driver's seat, of this particular car.
No driver, in any kind of mind, 'right' or 'wrong', should presume to get behind the wheel of this car, and try to drive it, while their also trying to work the various 'buttons' that control the various 'features' that are available for this car.
Do yourself a serious favor. Buy yourself a 'spare' Owner's Operator's manual for the i7 series. And read the manual, FRONT to BACK.
You really, REALLY, don't want to be attempting to drive a car that has this much push-button, touchscreen sophistication while you're busy trying to get the hang of how things work.
the base price of the i7 xdrive60 msport is at 170'000€ in france... (no options)
Do you like Harris Heller?
the outside and inside of the car are complete opposites - the outside looks terrible but the inside is just amazing
The amount of detail and refinement that BMW put in this vehicle interior is amazing, but I think that the EQS interior is more harmonious and practical, deliver a better experience. The audio system output in the BMW is better.
you ran a red light there
Man it’s just Awesum sexy looking car filled full of tech
sexy Skoda Octavia copy
Audi ftw
amazing machine but I have a question what would you take a s class or the new 7 series
Weird turn signals it's like they tried to replicate incondescent turn signals