BMW 7 SERIES (2002-08) 730D 4DR SALOON 3.0D SPORT AUTO REV 05
The BMW 7 SERIES (2002-08) 730D 4DR SALOON 3.0D SPORT AUTO REV 05 is a luxury executive car that stands out in the UK market for its premium quality, refined driving experience, and sophisticated design. As part of BMW’s flagship 7 Series range, this model appeals to those looking for a spacious, comfortable sedan that combines elegance with impressive performance. It's well-suited for executives, professional drivers, or families seeking a high-end vehicle that offers both style and comfort on longer journeys or daily commutes.
What truly sets this model apart is its reputation for smooth, effortless driving thanks to its reliable 3.0-litre diesel engine paired with an automatic transmission. Known for its durable build and a comfortable ride, the BMW 7 Series is often chosen by those who value luxury and prestige in their car. Compared to rivals like the Mercedes-Benz S-Class or Audi A8, the BMW 730D is recognized for its sporty handling, advanced features, and distinctive styling. With typical usage patterns reflecting an average mileage of around 140,755 miles and a history of multiple previous owners, this model remains a popular choice for buyers looking for a dependable, class-leading executive saloon.
average use
The mileage data for the BMW 7 Series (2002-08) 730D indicates that most vehicles have recorded mileages within the 140,000 to 150,000 range, accounting for nearly 13.8% of the sample. There is a relatively even distribution of recorded mileages across various ranges, with notable peaks around the 130,000 to 140,000 and 180,000 to 190,000 mile brackets. Lower mileage vehicles (under 30,000 miles) constitute a small portion, around 2.5%, suggesting that most vehicles tend to accumulate higher mileages over time. Interestingly, very high mileage categories above 250,000 miles are rare, each comprising just 0.5-1% of the data, indicating that extremely high mileages are uncommon for this model. Overall, the data points to a trend of vehicles typically reaching between 130,000 and 190,000 miles, with fewer cars maintained at both low and very high mileages.
vehicle values
Based on the private sale valuation data for the BMW 7 Series (2002-08) 730D 4DR Saloon 3.0D Sport Auto Rev 05, the majority of vehicles are priced within the £2,000 to £3,000 range, accounting for approximately 46.4% of private sales. A significant proportion, 33.2%, of vehicles are valued between £1,000 to £2,000. The remaining 20.4% fall within the £3,000 to £4,000 bracket. This distribution suggests that most examples of this model are being sold at relatively modest prices, indicating a potentially lower demand at higher price points or the typical market value for these vehicles in the private sale market.
production years
The data indicates that the majority of the BMW 7 Series (2002-08) 730D 4DR Saloon 3.0D Sport Auto Rev vehicles in the sample were manufactured between 2005 and 2008. Specifically, the most common year is 2007, accounting for approximately 31.6% of the vehicles, followed closely by 2008 at 29.1%, and 2006 at 27%. Only a small proportion, about 12.2%, were manufactured in 2005. This distribution suggests that most vehicles are relatively recent within the production range, with a significant concentration of models from the years 2006 to 2008.
colour popularity
The data indicates that among the BMW 7 Series (2002-08) 730D models, black is the most common paint colour, accounting for 46.4% of the vehicles. Silver is the next most popular at 16.8%, followed by grey at 19.9%. Blue and white are less prevalent, with blue at 14.3% and white at just 1%. Additionally, a small proportion (1.5%) of vehicles feature a blue/black colour. This suggests a strong preference for darker, more classic colours, particularly black, among owners of this model during that period.
ownership cycle
Based on the data for the 'BMW 7 SERIES (2002-08) 730D 4DR SALOON 3.0D SPORT AUTO REV 05,' the majority of these vehicles have been registered with between 5 and 7 keepers, accounting for the largest percentages at 13.3% (5 keepers) and 13.8% (7 keepers). Notably, a significant portion has had fewer keepers — for example, 1 keeper (1%) and 2 keepers (4.6%), suggesting some vehicles remain with original owners or few owners over time. Conversely, there are also vehicles with a higher number of registered keepers, such as 11, 12, and 13 keepers, each comprising a smaller percentage of the sample but indicating some cars have changed hands multiple times. Overall, the data suggests this model tends to change ownership relatively infrequently, with a concentration around the 5 to 7 keeper range.
engine choices
The data indicates that for the BMW 7 Series (2002-08) 730D 4DR Saloon 3.0D Sport Auto REV 05 model, the vast majority of vehicles (97.4%) have an engine capacity of 3.0 liters (2993 cc). A small proportion (2.6%) possess a slightly smaller engine capacity of 2.5 liters (2497 cc). Additionally, all vehicles in this sample run exclusively on diesel fuel. Overall, the model is predominantly equipped with a 3.0-liter diesel engine, highlighting its consistency in engine specifications and fuel type.
