Seven times four equals new BMW 7-Series flagship sedan:

BMW 7-Series owners are among the world’s most loyal. BMW sells 10,000 to 15,000 copies of its largest sedan during a good year in the United States. It makes you wonder why the company might muck with what has often been called the world’s best-handling large sedan by adding an all-wheel-drive package no one has been clamoring for.

It’s opportunity, friends, in a region known vaguely as the Snowbelt. As BMW has introduced its xDrive all-wheel-drive system in other sedans, including the 3-Series and 5-Series, sales have typically picked up nationally.

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  BMW 7 Series M Sport – Click above for high-res image gallery
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  At just over 58 inches high, the new 7-Series is not quite as tall as its predecessor.
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