Regular Car Reviews: 1998 BMW 740il

BMW 740il: The official car of "making a few phone calls to sort this out."
In 1998, BMW's luxury cars were not trying to be "sporty" as so many big German cars do today. If you drive a 740, you are driving a stock portfolio that had buried more workers than the Hoover Dam.

[@ToomasTelling]

in eastern europe if a black 7 series drives past you and then slows down and stops you are in deep doo doo

[@alkoyyy]

same goes for every black porsche cayenne and every black mercedes e, g or s class, I assume?

[@beem6773]

Matthias Schmitt Mostly BMW though. Mercs are for old people, but BMWs are just pure gangster cars. This was the case in the 90s/early 2000s. not so much now, but the legend lived on and thats why I bought one (2004 black with tinted windows 7 with 19'' wheels :D)

[@alkoyyy]

***** I see, tinted windows 7... :)

[@gbtrac]

Thomas Telling lolllllll

[@beem6773]

Lets just say I dont get cut off much ;)

[@TheExaminedLifeofGaming]

My '84 Camry has solar powered heated seats. Every time I get in the car it's too warm.

[@thedoctor7779]

camry what a pice of shits

[@rahulvinalnarayan9743]

The Examined Life (of Gaming) oh 😂😂😂😂😂 feel your pain bro

[@rahulvinalnarayan9743]

Robert Galevski. Wow.

[@joshualaw375]

Robert Galevski. Can’t quite tell what you’re upset about, but tone it down. God damn...

[@E46_wagonlover]

It took me a second to appreciate this joke

[@mkalic]

cancel top gear USA and finance this

[@mkalic]

Marko Kalič now that top gear is no more, at least i've got you guys to get my fix :D

[@SWRadioConcepts]

infinitely more watchable than Top Gear USA.

[@joshualaw375]

Marko Kalič 400th like

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

A 7-Series isn't nearly worth the attention of TG USA.

[@nathanadkins9374]

That car has hit everything but the lottery. It's 5 different colors lol

[@CaptainCocaine]

+Nathan Adkins That's what happens when you buy a used car that's only ever been driven by BMW drivers.

[@TrashHeapCustodian]

I had a 1991 BMW 750i for a bit while overseas. The V12 model. It had heated seats too. IN ALL THE SEATS. Front and back. In 1991. That car was a beautiful monster. Pretty fun around the 'ring, too. All was well until the transmission ate its own face.

[@chrisj197438]

Troggie42 I had the same year and model. Absolutely loved that car. Never had any bad problem with it. Someone ran into me and totaled it. I never found another one 😞

[@MTLbigJ]

the I stands for INVESTMENTS.

[@OfficialNamelessOne]

I laughed way too hard at that! Lmfao

[@tomikis23]

no signals we're used during the filming of this video

[@insertnamehere4959]

Were**

[@Matthew-hc9vx]

3:38

[@skittlesbutwithchocolatein2274]

learn to spell were not We Are

[@thecrazeecow1682]

Skittles but with chocolate inside it’s autocorrect that did it I bet. Does that all the time sometimes with me.

[@aaronshipley5594]

BMW turn signals function and are used by owners. It’s just that they emit a frequency of light that isn’t visible to the poors.

[@trefod]

Still the best looking 7 series.

[@basedfishoil4912]

trefod nah. Second generation

[@coreygolpheneee]

No the shorty sporty, this car but just the i

[@bvedant]

F01 also looks great

[@splewy]

This is one of those times where clicking on a related video causes you to stumble on to youtube gold, lol.

[@joshualaw375]

splewy Hell Yeah man, RCR is the greatest.

[@sketchbabu]

@@joshualaw375 The best I am addicted......its a drug.

[@florianthomas7852]

E38 is one of the nicest looking cars BMW has made.

[@reflex3843]

You can drop the "BMW has made".

[@cheezemonkey003]

just bought my 740 for $500 and put about $200 into it. All i need was a new battery. These cars are so worth it

[@JohnnyRoseShit]

For now. You seriously think that the fact that you *just* bought one for 500 and it only needed a new battery is *any* indicator what the costs are going to be in 1, 2, 3+ years time?

[@JohnnyRoseShit]

S bannoura If that's the intention, then it's no big deal. Long-term ownership of such cars, though...ouch.

[@JohnnyRoseShit]

S bannoura That sounds fun if you like cars. You try out all sorts.

[@paullagoon]

It's only worth having if you do your own mechanical work. The parts aren't really all that much compared with other cars. It's the labor that kills you.

[@chapoelite1491]

Ryde Or Die how many miles looking at one for 800 with 140k mil

[@_Wiseguy7]

Not to mention that this is also a Bond car.

[@bandombeviews6035]

Yes! This and Nokia communicator! It was beige too!

[@TheMonkybutt123]

Wiseguy7 I think pac got shot it the previous model

[@BeingMe23]

So is the Z3

[@sketchbabu]

@@TheMonkybutt123 Bonus point

[@sketchbabu]

@@bandombeviews6035 Bonus point

[@macbuff81]

my parents had that exact model back in 1998 and it felt so luxurious. I remember the looks we got driving in it. It had a dozen different audio system sound settings :) Useless, but fun to play with. It was a really nice dark red

[@Albert-xl3nx]

How did your parents get their money

[@macbuff81]

@@Albert-xl3nx they worked for it. They both came from humble beginnings and always treated with respect. They never looked down on anyone. My dad was born in 1935 and my mom in 1945 in Germany. Suffice it to say that things were a bit tumultuous back then. My grandfather on my mom side was a master tool smith and had 10 siblings most of whom died very young. My grandmother lost her first child died to polio (the vaccine wasn't widely available in Germany in the years following the war) which deeply affected her. My mom helped her mother raise her younger brother. She knew the meaning of the word responsibility and kindness. They both were also fiercely independent If I ever have children, I want to instill those values in my children too.

[@WoZIMoo]

The fun thing about the 7-Series is that you get free coffee in the waiting room at the dealer. Lots of it. FREE COFFEE. NOW COME ON.

[@joelchristensen1226]

Phil3555 every dealership has free coffee

[@karambit8300]

Joel Christensen none of them do. It’s only for 7 series owners

[@gamerguy348]

Your parking perfectly suits this car.

[@PuppetMaster-kb9sx]

This is kind of on the money. Watch the movie "The Game" from 1997 with Michael Douglas. He drove a black 740il in it. I'm a small business owner and the business I'm in involves somewhat of an esoteric group. It's a totally legitimate business and no illegal activity is implied. I worked for a competitor in the summer of 2000. He was just a gentle voice on the phone and I mainly took orders from his wife. She drove a Lexus RX. One of those nights when it was overcast in late August/early September when the Sun sets a bit earlier as fall approaches, I noticed a black 750iL slow down near the site where I was working and it really struck me as imposing! My cell phone rings and it was the guy I worked for. I walked on up and met him in person for the first time. He was a rather nice guy…but that car could haunt your dreams!

[@airthrow]

+PuppetMaster1950 I was waiting for the twist, what a badass story though.

[@the80386]

this car is badass! along with the w140. big daddy E32 is pretty nice too. And the W126 coupe.

[@1984AP]

It was a 750 in the Game.

[@continentalaquatics2725]

+1984AP Was it? I remember thinking the same because of the wheels but I didn't see any V12 badging on it.

[@1984AP]

BMW never had V-12 badges on their cars during this period - I don't think ever. The starter motor in one scene was a V-12 turbine sound - very distinct to only 12s. No footage on youtube strangely - but I do have the film. It did not have cross-spoke wheels like the 740s had - they were chromed-out turbines. Chroming was big in CA from `87 on in films. The car was bedadged in the film.

[@1604ERLEND]

""Lalalalalalala lalala, Still going straight!"" Had me laughing so much! ahahha

[@genoesposito2895]

If the police bought BMW 7 series, that's what you'd be buyin'

[@kekun3740]

+Geno Esposito No

[@keithstone8693]

PEOPLE THINK IMA CAWP PEOPLE THINK IMA CAWP PEOPLE THING IMA CAWP

[@furgusuned15650]

+Keith Ston yup

[@epicmasta400000000]

+Keith Stone YOU LIKE IT

[@bandombeviews6035]

If the police bought bright pink Mazda miatas, then that's what you'd buy

[@SpacemanXC]

I bought one of these in '09 for three grand. Ran perfect for a year and I sold it for 3600. Best road trip car I ever owned.

[@davidmehr1939]

My grandpa had one of these for 25 years and they always make me him. he never did any maintenance he had bad cats for 15 years and it still ran like a champ. when he passed away it got passed on to my uncle and has been an absolute money put every since. but he absolutely loves it so he always takes it in and does all the work he needs to because, in a sense, it's his only connection to his dad so he keeps it around.

[@slaWterCH]

The best looking BMW!

[@aivarask5073]

i agree

[@scotty686]

A very, very low bar.

[@christophergammon6670]

It is odd that this design was so perfect and yet the successor was likely the ugliest BMW ever.

[@Quietbut_Deadly]

E30s are wayyy better imo

[@Sheehy223]

Arguing about which BMW looks best is like arguing about which printer constantly fucks up less.

[@advancedwarlord1802]

Just got the email from RCR and thought I'd check this vid out. It's an absolute banger. Thanks man

[@DTailzMedia]

Still my favorite 7-series.. It's like the E39 but better. But rolling costs and taxes are high..

[@TH3C001]

Holy shit, that steering wheel at the end reminds me of the steering on my 1997 Chevrolet Silverado. I used to love doing 85-90 mph on the toll road and show whatever friend was in the passenger seat at the time that little trick. Kinda scary to think you have so little fine control at 90 mph but can keep going straight as an arrow and just spin the wheel back and forth like that. I say "used to" because I "fixed" it by replacing the ball joints, the upper and lower control arm bushings, inner and outer tie rods, pitman arm, idler arm and idler arm bracket and then adjusted that little set screw on top of the steering gearbox because I can't afford to replace that damn thing.

[@DarkKnightofThrones]

I just bought one of these today before seeing your video. You guys nailed it! And made me laugh while nodding my head!

[@DarkKnightofThrones]

James Eckstein I'm driving a $3800 $80000 car.

[@Potato-fb8zw]

Did it break yet

[@DarkKnightofThrones]

+Potato Sorry guys...8 months later, and she's still getting it done!

[@Potato-fb8zw]

James Eckstein how much money you got into her

[@DarkKnightofThrones]

+Potato 3800 for car, tax, title, tags. 600 so far with fixing up. Needs about another 1500 total for chassis and cosmetics. She's in good shape. Had 98000 miles when I got her.

[@alchoholicsementhful]

Here in the Philippines, my Friendly mechanic services our BMW M Roadster. Parts cost may be high but the labor? Okay... Cooling system overhaul... Parts: Turner motorsports = $420 + $100 to ship it here. Labor: Local Friendly mechanic = $30 Yeah... I love cheap labor!

[@MrRandomcommentguy]

Can pick these up for next to nothing... just PRAY nothing goes wrong!

[@MrRandomcommentguy]

actually it WILL go wrong, and often. All old BMW's need a ton of maintenance and frequent repair, especially models that are packed with electronics like the 5 and 7 series. They also tend to develop a lot of oil leaks and other issues. The cooling system is a particular weak spot for BMW's, especially the water pumps. That's why they're so cheap when they get to this age. You'd have to be out of your mind to buy one. Or have a lot of disposable income to spend on a car that is basically worthless.

[@fritzkuhne2055]

yep its still a 70000 dollar car, that needs premium service. you have to know what you get into

[@muscleunlimited5668]

Simon Coles Dude... please shut the hell up and learn how to use a wrench. You've clearly never owned any of these cars. It's a 10-20 year old luxury car, it will NOT be a car you can just neglect and drive, it will get even with you. I've had one of the 7 series and a 5 series. They're not terrible to work on. If your poor as hell, stay away. They're much more fun to own then the depreciated Kia Souls that Americans like to finance on a 6 year car note that's for sure. My 528i is at 202,000 miles and runs like a new car, not even a single rattle, seriously, pick up a wrench or stay the hell away so the big boys can play with them. That's experienced advice from someone who's dealt with these cars often.

[@TheNyster]

What do these doors do? 😂😂

[@MrMatthewcaris]

PLEASE keep these coming! They are hilarious, and a great stress reliever as well. Seriously, if you're pissed off at the day (aka every Monday in my case), watch one of these. Any one. Doesn't matter, they're all awesome! "La-la-la-la-la-la-still-going-straight!!"

[@lIlllllIIIllllllllll]

PLEASE... Also review the W 140 Mercedes S-Class. The E 38 and W 140 are the best 90's cars made.

[@demri123]

Ls 400?

[@s0nnyburnett]

I have an Outback S'poor't. It didn't come with heated seats but that didn't stop me from putting the switches in.

[@Tspeed_07]

Such evil. Much devious. Wow.

[@splewy]

I like the way you think, lol.

[@PowerandLuxury]

You`re going to hell

[@1984AP]

Love the voice overs/characters and fast changes. Nice critique of the 7. Well done.

[@onogrirwin]

this is a modern film classic.

[@SearchEast2069]

My 98 A4 has dial controlled heated seats, but they only go up to '6' , not infinity =(

[@logmegadeth72]

Mine go up to 7 ;)

[@hyperlogos]

My 97 A8 has the dial as well, obviously

[@Ryukachoo]

wait hold on, did that guy go to a DEALER to get his stuff fixed? good god, tell him to do the work and source the parts himself, and go on the e38 forums, that car has been DISSECTED, just like the e46 and e39, and they know how to fix allllll its problems easily

[@Strahan740i]

My E38 circumstances are rather similar to the video, price wise. I paid $8100 for a 2000 740i Sport four years ago then put $19k into it. Well, $14k to be fair since I shouldn't count non-maintenance modding. I cannot speak to this guy's reasoning but in my case while I know there are great resources for DIY, I have no space to work on my car and honestly, I'd rather not deal with the hassle. Screw the "stealership" though, I take it to a good indy for maintenance.

[@Ryukachoo]

Strahan740i bah, the 7 series forums could have given you pictorials to do everything on that car yourself for zero labor cost (the parts are expensive, but the labor usually kills ya) the succeeding generation 7-series had even more problems and people have totally dissected that thing to the point of reprogramming the ECUs for fun

[@lsevent]

Yeah, if you're going to buy used luxury you really should be able to turn your own wrench. My cars have never been to the dealer post warranty.

[@Strahan740i]

Ryukachoo Yes, they do have great write ups, but that's irrelevant. As I said, not everyone has a place to do these things. I've no garage and no off street parking. I do not really want to do the timing chain guides along side the road heh,

[@lsevent]

If he had the money, I would think he'd get something newer... He's just throwing money at people cause he lacks know-how, tools, space and whatever other excuses people like to throw out. IMHO, paying some guy who gives two shits about your car a premium to work on said car for routine maintenance and even some not so routine issues is a waste of time and money. Almost nothing you do to your car will take more than a couple hours or cost you more than a few hundred dollars in parts and tools. Also, yes you can get more than the luxury found in this car (sans rear leg room, meh...) in a newer car under warranty for around 30k. There are optioned VAG cars out there, just have to look. 4 years or 50k miles (whichever comes first) for Audi warranties at least.

[@hondafanatic17]

Sweet review once again, love all the PA references! Jokes are so much better when it's something local!

[@Marine475]

1000$ in labour? I'm sorry did they rebuild the car?

[@Trussme96]

BMW and Mercedes vehicles are always more expensive to own than anything under a ferrari. A side mirror on a 2001 s class will run you 500-700 bucks for the glass alone.

[@Trussme96]

***** 1. European cars are only reliable when you rigorously maintain them. 2. Bimmer engines are some of the best performance wise, but break like china if you so much as let the timing chain get loose or use cheap oil. 3. All I did was make a simple comment about side mirrors, you need to chill out.

[@dregenius]

TyranitarComedian Most of what you said I think is true, but saying that the engine breaks if you let the timing chain get loose is silly… what engine wouldn't? More specifically, what smooth, high-performance engine? Sure, there are a few non-interference engines still around but they're generally pretty boring engines. Heck, the Japanese are well known for building interference engines with timing *belts*, which in my opinion is a bad idea. I wish more manufacturers would stop trying to save $50 per car and just do like BMW and chain-time all their engines. Also, who would want to use cheap oil? Use a good group IV PAO synthetic and you can run 3 times as long on it, thus saving you money over cheap oil!

[@wiew32]

gues it's too bad U guys all are from US :D, Back in europe they are so, so much cheaper to hawe - run. And i bought mine 1998 7 sereies 3.0 V8, all extras included, in trully prestine condition back in 2012 :D for $3000 thghou the car was excelent im not a 7 series driver and i liked my mk3 TD jetta better...

[@knutemotorsport]

Many people don't have the ability to work on their own cars. As a college student, the only two tools I own are a hammer and a hot glue gun. I live in an apartment, so I don't even have space to work on the car even if I did have the appropriate tools. Besides, BMW's are some of the most time-intensive cars to work on, especially for seemingly simple tasks. For example, my old E46 needed the heater core to be flushed. Because it was a BMW, the ENTIRE dashboard had to be removed just to gain access. I sold the car instead of getting it repaired.

[@AndrewTheRadarMan]

Isn't this the same model car to the car used in the beginning chase scene of the movie Transporter

[@F0xSH0X1]

Same body yes, but that was a 735i. They were not sold in the US, and rarely ever did someone actually order one with the optional manual tranny. Which was not available in the US. People swap them instead.

[@jogrobler]

Also a Bond car crazy enough. Love the e38s

[@Sheehy223]

Yes, except that one made 6000 Horsepower because Jason Statham was in it.

[@therealdirtydan908]

Chandler Hejda the 735 was in the US

[@jay92889]

Actually the transporter's 7 series was a 750i and was custom converted to manual for the movie!

[@DEVILMATE1996]

"heres where i keep my afterbirth collection." What a quotable show this is!

[@emanyo]

These cars are awesome. My dad had one, and those V8s had nice pick up for a heavy car!

[@fmxinsane]

So true! no of my friends called shotgun on my 740iL. they prefered to go in the back

[@Aguilar88G]

I love these videos

[@SilverWolfM200LDH]

To me, this generation of 7 Series will always be the car Frank Martin drove in the first Transporter and James Bond drove in Tomorrow never Dies! In general, I also wanted to say thanks for the nostalgia in your videos. My Grandparents had a pewter 97 Lumina when I was a kid and grandma would pick me up from school in grade 5 and take me home for lunch, she'd buy me one of those big slices of pizza from Pizza Pizza or fish and chips. My uncle and his first wife had a early 90's red Fiesta and black mid 90's Geo Metro hatch. I also love your philosophy and nostalgia about remembering when you were young and the memories you hold onto and can appreciate now.

[@murderwasthebass1]

Your part about the principal/teacher/student made me laugh my ass off out loud. Fantastic reviews and a wizard with words!

[@traxnada]

"luxury" in the description, not luxary ;) Thanks, don't have time to watch it now, but will do in a couple hours

[@justinity]

boat house row. Nice

[@erensink924]

Love the humor in the video. Got an E38 myself and it's such a great car 😍

[@speedfreakjb]

Just ran across these "Regular Car Reviews" the other day and can't stop watching. BRILLIANT!!!! By the way, the roads look like your from the Lancaster area. Nice part of PA if you are. Keep it real....

[@DannyZabolotny]

The great thing about these 740i's is that you can buy a good one for less than $4000 nowadays. Maintenance can be very cheap if you do it yourself. I had a 1995 750il that I bought for $1500, and aside from some electrical issues it was pretty solid mechanically. It had heated seats front and back, adjustable lumbar support on all seats, the rear seats reclined, and there was leather on literally every surface. Leather on the dash, leather on the door cards, leather on the center console, and leather on the armrests. These cars look amazing with style 37 wheels (aka M-Pars) while they look old and lame with the stock wheels.

[@yupitellwhut]

thats good to hear,I was starting to lose hope on owning one of these cars, I keep hearing that they arent relaible and not a good daily driver

[@DannyZabolotny]

I daily drove a 750il for a while, and those are far more complicated. My daily driver right now is a 2000 540i Touring which has the same engine as a 740il, and it's been great. If you maintain these cars properly they'll be quite reliable.

[@yupitellwhut]

***** nice how much should I have saved up for the car in case the electrical stuff goes out

[@jarmeljake]

Enough to buy some tools for DIY and watch youtube DIY videos.

[@ChimkenNuggers]

My father is looking at buying a 1997 740il for $3800. We drove in it and it was super nice. The interior was a little rough with the plastic panels falling off of the sides of the front seats. Also the electronic headrest in the back left seat was making clicking noises for a while. (apparently the electric motor is screwed). Car has 160,000 kilometres (99,000 miles). The owner is a businessman who kept up with regular dealer maintenance apparently. Any suggestions?

[@andrewhogan1268]

I've waited all day for this! And now I'm crying laughing, thank you!!!!!!!

[@GregEScott]

you guys must be from SE PA. Looks like your always driving around Berks Co. Awesome to see a great local channel with references I know!!!

[@leleedler]

Prettiest post circlular headlight BMW for sure. Someday when I feel comfortable not having a car with either no warranty or that isn't as unreliable as this, I will get one of these as a second car, It just looks beautiful and is just a damn comfy car, my Grandpa had one when I was younger and it was awesome. Such an awesome car, also it was the star of the movie The Game and I loved and still kinda like that movie and I love this car in that movie.

[@belogio]

im an actual breadstick

[@fatbuddy719]

+An Actual Breadstick Which one are you?

[@belogio]

the one made out of bread

[@lordapophis5723]

Dread Simulator 2kfuckin'17 lol!

[@EggBastion]

_-Aww-_ *_Ayy,_* _my breadsticks!_

[@Fluffy65]

So, does the owner of this car even notice that the off-shade color on the left side indicates that it has been in an accident of some kind? As treacherous as a used 7 series is, it's even worse if it was hit. Would I buy this one? I've got a whole bag full of NOPE.

[@aarch64]

Good guy Mr. Regular putting the bloopers at the end rather than in the middle to fluff up the video

[@555Gear]

The Eyes Wide Shut of cars. Thanks for reminding me of my old repair hell e39.

[@dmoneydmo]

$20,000 in repairs because he didn't do any of the work himself

[@CannibalJeri]

you cant on europoor cars

[@caffeineTX]

CannibalJeri absolutely not true

[@mtnman1984]

CannibalJeri I did a cam belt/water pump service on a 2000 Audi A6 2.7T in my in-laws garage over a weekend. Saved $800 and entertained my father-in-law.

[@ThaMythbuster]

CannibalJeri Really? I got an E36 318is since a few weeks and can do a ton of stuff myself. Gonna replace brakes completely tomorrow :)

[@mtnman1984]

I don't own the Audi anymore, but the work I did do gave me this opinion: Although servicing the car may have more steps and more special tools, you get the idea that the engineers designed the car to be serviced. With domestic cars I've owned, I spend most of my time trying not to break all of the little plastic clips that hold most of the parts on the car.

[@nwhit1]

These reviews really are packed full of Pennsylvania. Makes me proud!

[@justinrivera2744]

Ahhh yeah you did bring back the professor voice a good amount for this one! You're the man!! :D Keep em going! Also..have a 1991 Dodge Stealth R/T (1991 3000GT) for you to review in California in case you are ever in the area. Let me know! :D

[@danielsloan2]

absolutely hilarious. for sure one of the best regular car reviews.

[@911sareforever]

looking at the different shaded on this car, its been hit hard

[@teejuschrist]

Def seems to have a hidden past, and if they painted it that cheaply i shudder to think what they did mechanically.

[@RobbieKhan]

Whatever happened to the seat heater adjustment dials, why get rid of that I mean seriously, just why? Why deny people of choice!

[@misterscienceguy]

The lack of dials is proof the communists won the cold war.

[@misterscienceguy]

wut

[@drjustin84]

Audis have a dial on the screen, and you can adjust it up and down on 6 settings

[@adnanda386]

One of the funniest videos about this monster no doubt about it 🤘🏻good job bro keep it up

[@JesseAllenJr]

I know Im late to this video but I just bought a 2000 740il a few weeks ago and came across this video while reading up on the history of the car. And omg I haven't laughed this hard while sober in a seriously long time, Im trying not to wake my roommate. The "what's happening?" part had me in tears. Thank you stranger, wherever you are all these years later I thank you for this video.

[@SpikerDragon95]

"Lalalalalalaa still going straight!"

[@Ludamus]

You guys need to do the 2007 VW passat.

[@Dunkaroos248]

Love the mismatched respray. Quality blending job

[@moelll]

So wonderfully twisted and morbid. Awesome review

[@FokkerBoombass]

...but seriously, what are these doors for?

[@FXIIBeaver]

YO BRO MY STEERING RACK IS SOOOOOOOOO TIGHT.

[@inaki1213]

One of the funniest reviews so far. Good laughs! :D

[@0ater]

My friend drives a BMW, and has definitely invited me to do questionable things with him at his cabin in the Poconos. I love the PA references in all your videos, they always give me some sense of pride (or disgust, I can't really tell) for my state and make me chuckle.

[@TheCarista]

best 7 series ever made !

[@incyphe]

The best looking BMW ever made.

[@malevolenceXXXensues]

nope, that's the M1

[@malevolenceXXXensues]

***** Elvis had a 507

[@incyphe]

***** Very pretty indeed. It's a tough call... comparing apple to orange.

[@BestiaTres3]

I personally think its the e30

[@craigj1969]

the e39 sport's look nice as well! they both have the 'classic' BMW look

[@NickMcQ45]

about to buy a '98 740 il for $3k... and you just made me so excited about it

[@TACTICSRUS]

Love your videos! Cant get enough

[@Nate-zb4bk]

Thumbs up if you're from PA,

[@DEVGRUxDELTA]

Damn, I moved away from PA 4 years ago, and I still could tell you were from PA by your last name lol

[@joshleonard6054]

Bryn Mawr, PA.

[@nixonhoover2]

Lancaster, Pa

[@johnpearson492]

Erie, PA

[@samuelskillern7365]

I spent a night in Pittsburgh two years ago. Is that good enough?

[@burnzy3210]

coming to england? you can drive my rover :P

[@mash4561]

One of our best family friend`s have a 2012 7-serires iL. The description of the people who drive them, is spot on.

[@fastboy177]

that steering wheel. and that squeaky central compartment door. Oh my. such character.

[@sarbg35]

Car looks like it's 2 diff cars put together. Paint from the front and rear is diff

[@TheKingArabia]

Yea it needs new paint as this looks hideous!

[@sarbg35]

+Aretas The XVII I'm just worried it's been two cars chopped then welded together

[@TheKingArabia]

most likely this difference is the result of a partial pain job after the original paint had faded because of the sun/weather. This is common also as a result of non genuine paint brands or simply bad mixing.. trust me I've had an e38 that I smashed and re-paioted on multiple occasions. :)

[@mattorama]

What's a "BM dubayoo?"

[@malevolenceXXXensues]

a brand of europoor cars

[@Marseille210]

malevolenceXXXensues what exactly do you mean ''europoor?

[@malevolenceXXXensues]

Marc Bredtved just an amusing way to say european

[@kraenk12]

malevolenceXXXensues I find americanus much more amusing

[@Stahlwerk88]

ALL OF YOU ARE SO CLEVER

[@TheJakelers]

Love your vids man! Keep it up!

[@ZebraJellybeans]

I am so thankful I live in southeast Pennsylvania so I actually get his videos

[@WaterLines333]

How to fix the engine bill: Get an E-Rod LS3 crate engine, wire it up right and problem solved.

[@taunusv4power]

let's not talk about squeaky doors and a loose steering wheel, because your brand new American Cadillacs do the same and I'm talking about a brand new 0.0KM car. you will loose if you try to contradict me.

[@muffinman9311]

Lose* :D

[@muffinman9311]

Also he wasn't arguing that Cadillacs are better. He is simply stating that there are those things.

[@Veyronp87]

except you're wrong....soooo.

[@Stahlwerk88]

Brand new American Cadillac 0.0KM

[@christopherwood9596]

I swear this show is probably one of the best things to come out of PA

[@joshualaw375]

My mothers old ‘04 Lexus had stock dial-adjusted heated seats and when we bought it we were mesmerized by it.

[@fredleon3321]

BMW felling, cool a friend of mine had one, not a 7 series , 5 series a big one still, hahah, I made his watch the video and he ran to hide and cry.

[@furious94ls]

I don't see a point in owning a car you have to constantly dump money into just to keep running.

[@mcaustinmoto3796]

They can't all be Honda civics

[@somekindofusername]

This is still my favourite review

[@OffGridInvestor]

I know a guy who had one. Over here it had an actual TV and navigation system combined in the dash (antenna sandwiched in the roof somehow) and dual car phones (one in front, one in back armrest) running from the same SIM card. This WAS ALL factory built..... now he has a more recent 750iL. The guys a software millionaire.

[@svinskii]

In Eastern Europe, if a black E38 with tinted windows cuts you off and stops, you are in deep doodoo

[@Tunerboy8732]

No that was a 5 series Tupac died in.

[@frozenskipper]

Tupac was shot in a black 7 series

[@Tunerboy8732]

Yea ur right had to go back and look at the pictures.

[@kartagekanungo3207]

Andre Barrow and suge knight

[@joker11asr]

***** Tupac faked his death. It's so obvious.

[@frozenskipper]

joker11asr Oh shut up. Goddamn conspiracy theorists.

[@LuckyDT]

The E38 is one of the best looking and timelessly designed large sedans ever. Fantastic to drive as well, I got to drive a 2001 740i from time to time and it handled spectacularly for a car its size. Thankfully it wasn’t with the extended wheel base. Imola Red with the M wheels and sport package, I wish I could find an example just like that now.

[@bullmoose9299]

Last nice 7series. We had a 740 as a company car in the middle of the 90s. I loved it (ok, my personal company car was a 97 Suburban turbodiesel, which I loved more, but that's another story).

[@RiceReaper]

in 1985. my volvo 240 had heated seats. Bmw ain't shit.

[@therealdirtydan908]

RiceReaper but does it have an auto tilt away steering wheel? nope, shit aint power.

[@BigDogTwenny9niny2]

jesus a history lesson in every video. i can't stop watching.

[@WillThePlank]

Oh god! So true about the waiting at school thing, I remember that from back in the day and a 7 series does give you that feeling. If you ever come to the UK I have an E46 318i waiting and an E39 530i sport that could take the Regular Cars treatment ;)

[@0326Hambone]

Check out the 98 Lincoln Town Car, I used to own one myself. And they too, have a dial to adjust the heated seats. Which was just awesome in the winters if you had remote iginition/starting. BECAUSE YOUR SEATS WOULD HEAT UP TOO!