# 2009-2015 BMW 760i: Flagship Power and Luxury The BMW 760i represents the pinnacle of the 7 Series range, powered by a 6.0-liter twin-turbo V12 producing 535 horsepower. This ultra-luxury sedan combines effortless performance with cutting-edge technology, featuring adaptive drive systems, available rear-seat entertainment, and BMW's iDrive interface. Reviewers praise its smooth, jet-like acceleration and hushed cabin refinement, though some criticize its detached steering feel and complex electronics. The V12 is infamous for expensive maintenance and modest fuel economy (13/20 mpg). **Well-suited for:** Affluent buyers seeking used luxury at depreciated prices, chauffeur-driven executives, or enthusiasts wanting V12 prestige without Rolls-Royce costs. **Beware:** Maintenance costs remain BMW-flagship expensive; independent mechanic servicing recommended over dealer rates. Best for those with healthy repair budgets appreciating rare twelve-cylinder smoothness.
The 2009-2015 BMW 760i features a complex twin-turbo V12 requiring expensive specialized maintenance. Expect costly repairs for the air suspension, advanced electronics, and iDrive system. Premium fuel mandatory. Insurance rates are high due to luxury status and repair costs. Parts availability can be limited. Reliability concerns include turbocharger failures and electrical issues. Maintenance costs significantly exceed average luxury sedans.
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