The 2010 BMW 750i ($82,000) and BMW 750Li ($85,900) are powered by a 400-horsepower, 4.4-liter turbocharged V8, matched with a six-speed automatic transmission.   The 750Li's wheelbase is nearly five inches longer, translating to an equal increase in rear-seat leg room.   Both come standard with the amenities expected in this class, including a choice of genuine wood trim, navigation system, 10-speaker audio with HD radio, active Xenon headlights and 18-inch wheels.   All 7 Series cars now come with BMW's Brake Energy Regeneration system, which captures energy lost as the car slows to charge the battery.  

The new BMW 750xi ($85,000) and 750Lxi ($88,900) are the first 7 Series models equipped with BMW's xDrive all-wheel drive system, tuned to deliver the sporty handling that has characterized the 7 Series for decades.  

Options for the 750s are plentiful, and grouped in a dozen different packages.   Highlights include the M Sport Package ($6,500), which adds a sport steering wheel, lift-reducing aerodynamic kit, Active Roll Stabilization, Shadowline trim and 19-inch wheels with high-performance tires.   The Convenience Package ($1,700) includes power trunk operation, soft-touch automatic side doors and Comfort Access proximity key, while the Rear Seat Entertainment Package ($2,200) adds two video monitors for the rear seat.   Many options are also available individually, including BMW's Integral Active Steering ($1,750), leather-covered dashboard ($1,200), and 20-inch wheels ($1,300).  

The BMW 760Li ($137,000) is powered by a 535-horsepower, 6.0-liter turbocharged V12.   It's also equipped with an eight-speed automatic transmission and self-leveling rear suspension.   The 760Li comes standard with just about everything that's optional on the 750s, including four-zone automatic climate control and an audio upgrade.  

All 7 Series models have BMW's Advanced Safety System, including multi-stage front airbags with occupant sensors, front passenger side-impact airbags and front and rear head-protection airbags.   Active safety features are among the most advanced available, with BMW's Dynamic Stability Control skid-management electronics and Dynamic Brake Control, featuring Brake Fade Compensation, Start-off Assistant, Brake Drying, Brake Stand-by and Active Brake Lights.  

There are several safety related options, including infra-red Night Vision with Pedestrian Detection ($2,600) and a Head-up Display ($1,300).   The Driver Assistance Package ($1,350) includes automatic high beams, lane departure warning & Active Blind Spot Detection, while the Camera Package ($750) adds rear- and side-view cameras.