It all started with the launch of the E12 in 1972, the first car to get the 5 Series tag. This was the first generation motorcar of the BMW 5 Series. However, it faced a lot of issues when it was brought to the U.S.A. as a result of the prevailing laws and thus had to under go modification.

BMW, the acronym for Bavarian Motor Works (Bayerische Motoren Werke AG-German), is a luxury vehicle producing brand from Germany.It was founded in 1916 with the contribution of Franz Josef Popp, Karl Rapp, Gustav Otto and Camillo Castiglioni. It currently has its headquarters in Munich, Germany. Mini and Rolls-Royce Motor Cars are renowned subsidiaries of BMW.

The BMW 7 Series is nothing less than a masterpiece. While it is popular for the incredible driving dynamics, one does not simply get out of the car once the engine has been turned off. It takes a while to get over the unbelievably remarkable performance. So, for those of you who haven’t been through this, head out to your nearest BMW dealer and of course with large bundles of currency notes in your pocket.

The world has seen how the BMW 7 Series has beautifully evolved over the years right since its debut long ago. The first generation 7 Series was the E23 followed by the second generation E32. The third generation E38 was succeeded by the fourth generation E65. The F01was the fifth generation model.

Like every other machinery, even automobiles face a depreciation in their market value. A term known as the ‘car book value’ represents the present market value of your car. The moment you start using something, the value depreciates. But there is no specific rate of depreciation in the value, as it varies from car to car and vehicle to vehicle.

If a customer is disappointed by an automobile because of its poor performance, then the car book value is going to disappoint him again. Therefore, making a wrong choice at the time of purchasing a new car might have multi fold disadvantages for a customer. The value of a car is bound to depreciate the moment it hits the road.