Usually, we start off any BMW article with a load of slurs. But the gods have told us we must be more positive, fair and balanced and… positive… about BMW. We’re not paid up members of the media who seek to gain access to BMW’s heartstrings and all the advantages that being so sycophantic brings. We just referred to ourselves as “the media” that sounds so wrong on so many levels. But let’s get back to the story. The facelifted BMW 7 Series is in the building. and it is brutal, really brutal looking.  The talking point is that front kidney grille. That massive front kidney grille flanked either side by re-styled slime-line headlights. An automotive facelift is never going to be all new. You’ll have to wait for the next generation which is around 5 years away. in the car industry, re-styling is often undertaken during the mid-product lifecycle. Attention is focused around the front and rear sections of the car and interior elements. Bumpers, front and rear headlights are restyled. And that’s what BMW has done for the facelifted, 2019 7 Series. Inside the cabin is now a tad quieter thanks to the use of more sound insulation and thicker glass. The specs and model ranges remain the same. However, BMW has added the 4.4-litre, 523bhp V8 engine that debuted in the 8 Series. Other than that the engine range remains unchanged. Personally, we would go for the 577bhp V12. Oh… and it still costs a load of money. Don’t ask us how much exactly, go and visit your nearest BMW dealershit if you are interested in the 7 Series. So we managed to go a whole article without saying anything negative about BMW. Well… we tried. And we have a lot of negative things to say about this brand. For now, we will keep the peace… but… for how long?  

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