2019 BMW 7 Series sedan offers buyers an incredible range of powertrains to choose from. Then there's the massive features list to consider, from indulgent luxuries to bacon-saving safety tech.
Pros Strong engine options, including a plug-in hybrid and a turbo V12 Standard adaptive air suspension delivers a comfortable, controlled ride Exceptional rear passenger space Abundant standard equipment, including safety tech
Cons Expensive options menu Not the driver-focused benchmark it once was No standard-length wheelbase model available
The 2019 BMW 7 Series sits near the top of the super luxury car class. It has an opulent, spacious interior loaded with tech and comfort features. It’s also enjoyable on the road thanks to a range of brawny engines, a cossetting ride, and surprisingly nimble handling.
Pros Powerful engine lineup Extravagant interior Excellent fuel economy estimates Genteel ride quality
Cons No Android Auto Apple CarPlay requires a subscription after first year
The 2019 BMW 7-Series is a flagship luxury sedan in the way they used to be: leather everywhere, big power, excellent options.
Pros Opulent luxury Wide array of powertrains Good standard safety equipment Impressive tech
Cons Nickel-and-dimed for smartphone compatibility Short electric range (740e) Very pricey options Mostly sober exterior shades
For the shrinking number of people buying large sedans, the Avalon will do quite nicely.
Pros Efficient powertrains, huge trunk space, long list of standard features.
Cons Polarizing exterior, bland-looking infotainment interface, all-wheel drive only offered on two trims.
The 2020 Toyota Avalon works best as a stylish, comfortable cruiser, and not as a wannabe sports sedan.
Pros Stylish lines, mostly Comfortable cruiser Commendable hybrid Well-equipped Spacious back seat
Cons Does it really need to be sporty? Overwrought styling at times Poor V-6 mpg Can get expensive
