BMW X7 2023 SUV: Is It Worth It? Most HONEST Review!

Is the 2023 BMW X7 SUV Worth It? You may want to reconsider your options after watching this video...

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00:00 BMW X7
00:53 The New Features
02:36 X7 XDrive40i, M50i, and Alpina Xb7
04:56 Safety Features & Space
05:26 Competitors & Facelift Model
06:17 The Radical Appearance
07:21 What's Under the Hood?
07:53 Cost & Release Details
08:46 Like, Comment, Subscribe!

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