For those in this position who can afford it, the BMW X7 offers a compelling answer ... and maybe a mural on each side would help improve it. The interior has a noticeable lack of cheapness ...

Luxurious interior; seating for up to seven people; all-wheel drive; more fun to drive than the average SUV; packed full of technology See the latest and greatest features of the newly redesigned cars ...

The chosen interior colors are truly dazzling. The X7 Nishiki Lounge features a distinct two-tone exterior, combining BMW ...

The X7 M60i is BMW’s biggest, baddest SUV ... Some will prefer the understated class of a Range Rover’s interior, but there’s no denying that the M60i feels worthy of its £112,915 asking ...

It’s certainly as good as the interior of the Mercedes-Benz GLS, if not quite as special as the more expensive Range Rover. The infotainment system fitted to the BMW X7 is one of the very best in the ...

The interior has a real premium look and feel to it with Nappa ... Other tech you get with the X7 includes the BMW’s 'Digital Key', which is an app that allows iPhone users to lock and unlock their ...

The BMW X7 is everything a big luxury SUV should be. It's supremely comfortable and quiet on the move, and its huge interior is as practical as it is sumptuous. We recommend the xDrive40i petrol ...

The BMW X7 is everything a big luxury SUV should be. It's supremely comfortable and quiet on the move, and its huge interior is as practical as it is sumptuous. We recommend the xDrive40i petrol ...

This interior feels solid and substantial ... Other tech you get with the X7 includes the BMW’s 'Digital Key', which is an app that allows iPhone users to lock and unlock their car remotely, and BMW ...

Beyond the powertrain, BMW has given the X7 M50d a big chunk of its technological ... and for those insistent on interior theatrics, all three rows of seats are fully electrically adjustable.