BMW 5 Series vs BMW 7 Series vs BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe

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This is the ICONIC Crease Breaker

The rear executive seat experience and the cabin ambience, material selection feels Modernly Rejuvenating. Interestingly Sunroof (Non Openable) blinds fold in forward direction, designed for more headroom at the back. Coming to the center console, it is definitely beautifully designed and looks Futuristically Elegant. The Crystal - Glass finish on the dashboard discreetly houses the Ambient lighting which is fascinatingly intuitive. In Sport Mode the ambient lighting lights up in the M Colors. The glass elements continues on the door trim and this theme is also implemented on the seat controls, gear selector & the iDrive controller. Its Interesting to note that it’s also a flat-bottomed wheel, something that BMW has typically stayed away from in the past. Overall love the implementation of design & skeletonized metal spokes. The All New 7 Series seems to have redefined this Highly Exclusive Luxury Mobility Segment like never before & makes the time on-board (Rear Seat + Driver's Seat) a truly rewarding experience.

The Complete Car with Luxury

The BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe offers a mixed bag of experiences. The buying process is smooth, with BMW dealership network providing excellent service. Driving the Gran Coupe is a thrill, thanks to its responsive handling and powerful engine options. Its sleek design exudes elegance, though some might find its proportions a bit unconventional. Performance-wise, it delivers punchy acceleration and agile maneuverability. Servicing and maintenance can be on the pricier side, typical for a luxury brand like BMW. Pros include its dynamic driving dynamics, upscale interior, and impressive technology features. However, its cramped rear seating and slightly stiff ride may deter some buyers. Overall, the BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe offers a compelling package for those seeking a sporty and stylish compact sedan, but it's not without its drawbacks.