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We have a limited number of reviews for the 2020 X7, so we've included reviews for other years of the X7 since its last redesign.
Love my X7
Boymom8, 08/04/2020
updated 08/05/2022
2020 BMW X7 xDrive40i 4dr SUV AWD (3.0L 6cyl Turbo 8A)
21 of 22 people found this review helpful
This car is really fun to drive, and it fits my family comfortably. I will say that I need a lesson in all of it's features because there are a bunch of surprises in technology - but I need to go to dealership and get educated. I traded an Escalade and had a Yukon previously. I gave up a little room, but the car is definitely sportier and more fun.
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BMW X7 Brand New Lemon!!
Disgruntled Customer, 01/28/2020
2019 BMW X7 xDrive50i 4dr SUV AWD (4.4L 8cyl Turbo 8A)
43 of 48 people found this review helpful
I purchased a brand new x7 501i, and I’ve had nothing but problems since day one. It was over 100k and brand new, but I had to take it in twice for a bad alternator. I then had to bring it in for a recall for the rear view camera. I now have to bring it in for a fourth time due to issues with the chassis. This is beyond ridiculous for a brand new car from any manufacturer and especially embarrassing for such a reputable brand as BMW. This car sucks.
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So far so good
Don't report me, 08/15/2020
2020 BMW X7 xDrive40i 4dr SUV AWD (3.0L 6cyl Turbo 8A)
43 of 49 people found this review helpful
I used to own an X5 before and everything was good except for electrical problems which kept me away from BMW for a while. So far, the X7 delivers. TLDR: It's good, but you have to suck it up to some of its outrageous flaws and inconveniences, just like your wife. :D Pros: Quietness: It's surprisingly insulated, couldn't even hear the person outside yelling with the window up. Engine: smooth and powerful, my paranoid parents didn't notice when I was at 65mph or 90mph. Transmission: very suave, no jerks. The paddles are quite easy-to-use. If you're new, it will help to automatically revert back to Drive. Recommend Sport mode unless you're on a road trip, then go Comfort (don't buy it if you're gonna drive Eco) Head up display: this is HUGE, got everything you need: navigation, directions, digital speed, limits, tachometer, like a dashboard on top of a dashboard. Dashboard: Idk why people hate it but personally I love the reverse tachometer and the whole layout. It fits so well with maps, infotainment, trip data, etc... It looks so avant-garde and balanced, apart from all comtemporaries dashboard. Panoramic roof: stretching from first 2 rows, then another sunroof for the third row, the only car of its kind. Great for your claustrophobic 3rd row passengers. 3rd row: Spacious, with all the USB ports you need. Also collapsible, easy to get to with all fancy electronic buttons. Backup automation: Works like magic, restep everything you do 50ft back. Helpful in tight parking and garage. If you can get it in, it can get you out. Gimmicks: Gesture controls, very fun to impress your friends, though the volume and phone call gestures are quite useful (though you can also learn that on the steering wheel). Also remote engine startup is cool, just remember to go into climate control to set it up. Cons: (tis gonna be brutal) 1)Who designs this stupid center console!!!! Glaring glossy that shined into my eyes when I'm trying to find the buttons. 2)In order to reach the buttons, you need to move your hand AROUND the stick (who does that). Not only that, they FLATTEN buttons, there's no way to figure them just by touch. Same with the Mode buttons. It's dangerous to have to look down at it while also having it GLARINGLY BLINDED you. 3) The stupid suspension thing is slow and just for show, the car will revert back to whatever level the modes tell them to. 4) The kicking trunk thing: yeah, you need a key with you, so you have to endure your parents shouting at you when you were chatting with a nice cashier girl because "the grocery is too heavy". blah blah 5) The whole fancy programmed one-button-rules-it-all that collapse all the cargo space: even if a tiny little purse got in the way, it will not proceed. So you have to empty out the fcking car every time. And it was bloody slow. 6) No vents in 3rd seat unless you pay for "Cold" Weather package: who bloody thinks that COLD weather actually means Cold air A/C? Who thought of such "briliance" in the marketing department. 7) Parking assistance: apparently somebody at the engineering department was "Hmph, my program is not for amateurs and open spaces. Let's make a program so that it will only take the super hardcore task of trying to jam itself between 2 cars, screw ample open spaces next to it." Overengineering "genius". Extra: there's no turning lights. It's a BMW after all.
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Not reliable
SMN, 02/10/2020
2019 BMW X7 xDrive50i 4dr SUV AWD (4.4L 8cyl Turbo 8A)
24 of 27 people found this review helpful
All it does is malfunction and errors The worst 360 camera at night you can see from the side camera Rain roof sensors always error even after changed the sensor and reprogrammed it still error ( they changed it twice and four times programmed) The speaker has a noise when play music they reprogrammed it 3 times and still [non-permissible content removed] The steering wheel always drift to right side when releasing your hand from it I had the car for 6 months and I send it to the dealership 11 times (each time take over than a week ) and still has the same problem
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The best ride available in a SUV Silent and Smooth
Ron Spiess, 10/03/2020
updated 04/07/2025
2020 BMW X7 xDrive40i 4dr SUV AWD (3.0L 6cyl Turbo 8A)
13 of 14 people found this review helpful
You need to get some options in order to get the best out of this SUV, Don't miss the luxury seating option for the best seats you've ever had in a car. I came out of a Porsche Cayenne Turbo into this X7 and have never looked back. Component quality, fit, and finish are the same level as the Porsche and the price is 1/3 less. Test drive them both and you'll see what I mean. After 2 Years of ownership, it still manages to impress me every time I'm in it. VERY Highly recommended!! This one has been replaced by a 2022 Alpina XB7. What a car!!
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