750iL

The 750iL is the long-wheelbase version of BMW's 7 Series flagship, with the “i” indicating fuel injection and the “L” standing for long wheelbase. It has appeared in multiple generations of the 7 Series, serving as a top-tier variant that emphasizes rear-seat comfort and luxury.

In its first appearance, the E32 generation, the 750iL was powered by a V12 engine in a 5.0-litre displacement and combined with a four-speed automatic transmission. The extended wheelbase provided extra rear passenger legroom and a more spacious rear cabin, making it a popular choice for chauffeur-driven use. Inside, the model offered high-grade materials, power-adjustable seating, and advanced electronics for its time.

In the following generation, the E38, the 750iL continued as the flagship V12 variant of the long-wheelbase 7 Series. The powertrain and features were refined, with markets receiving a larger V12 option (often around a 5.4-litre displacement) and an emphasis on ride comfort, safety electronics, and premium amenities. The long wheelbase remained a defining characteristic, retaining enhanced rear-seat space and a focus on executive-style transport.

Across its generations, the 750iL is recognized for blending smooth V12 performance with luxury and limousine-style comfort. It exemplifies BMW’s approach to providing ample rear-seat space and refined driving dynamics within the 7 Series lineup.