Highlights

Japanese-market E66 used on nation’s salt-free roads until recently
Only 57,500 km (35,700 miles) from new
Well-maintained with extensive BMW Japan service history
Highly specified LWB car with refrigerator, massage function, and soft-close doors
Reportedly last serviced at 48,000 km (approximately 30,000 miles)
Current MOT valid to March 2027 with no advisories

The Appeal

Here it is, peak bangle-era BMW in the form of the firm’s flagship E66 LWB limousine. Not so much four-wheeled transport as mobile luxury personified, these extremely expensive and highly specified cars incorporate a level of cossetting rarely seen in a car.

This very low-mileage Titan Silver car is reported to have cost the equivalent of £170,000 when it was new in 2004. Until early this year, it was based in Japan, enjoying the nation’s famously high maintenance standards and salt-free roads. The service book shows a run of attention by BMW Japan up to 30,000 miles. It has covered less than 6,000 miles since.

The car is now UK-registered and carries an advisory-free MOT valid to March 2027.

The vendor says:

“Costing over £100,000 when new (over £170,000 in today’s money), the 760Li represented the absolute pinnacle of BMW engineering and luxury"

History and Paperwork

First registered 1st June 2004 in Japan
Right-hand drive Japanese import
Arrived in the UK in March and registered in April
Single registered UK keeper
Service history with BMW Japan
Last recorded service at 48,000 km (approximately 30,000 miles) according to seller
Factory handbooks and wallet
MOT valid to 12th March 2027 with no advisories

The Condition

Very high factory specification including electric front and rear seats
Titan Silver paintwork presents well with a few points to note in photos
These include an area of paint marks on the bonnet as shown
Polished alloy wheels in good order with a few light marks
Pirelli tyres fitted
No structural advisories on MOT
LWB model with rear privacy glass
Black leather interior with walnut veneers as shown and Alcantara headlining

The Mechanics

450bhp 5,972cc) N73 V12 engine
6spd automatic transmission
The vendor reports the car drives smoothly
Well-maintained by BMW Japan to 30,000 miles
No advisories on MOT

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Comments

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Seller

7 hours ago

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