[newgeni]

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Hello y’all bimmer lovers!

Previously 23 X7 owners and I jumped to the EV but things have been changed a bit and trying to get back to X7 and trying to find the 2020 X7, I learned from y’all and lesson from my experience.

I found two X7s and need to see if either one is a good deal to snatch.

Please share your wisdom and advise me on the best option!

(After trying to reach out to several units from this blog, I never received a reply)

Have a good evening!

[dcoopdeville]

I have a 2020 minus the SkyLounge, Heated cup holders and Rear seat entertainment. I think you can find a much better deal IMHO. The Bowers and Tow hitch are big pluses, but I have heard the heated cup holders have some electronics below that cause issues. As long as it checks all your boxes, the 2020 is solid... just not for $60k and up. I would say $38k to 48k range. And make sure you replace those Run Flats with AS tires.

[MystroX5]

Originally Posted by dcoopdeville

I have a 2020 minus the SkyLounge, Heated cup holders and Rear seat entertainment. I think you can find a much better deal IMHO. The Bowers and Tow hitch are big pluses, but I have heard the heated cup holders have some electronics below that cause issues. As long as it checks all your boxes, the 2020 is solid... just not for $60k and up. I would say $38k to 48k range. And make sure you replace those Run Flats with AS tires.

^^^What??? I don’t think you can get a 2019 high mileage base X7 40i for $38k to $48K? He is in another zip code of prices for a M50i with a decent build and low mileage.