Limited edition BMW 7 Series Solitaire and Master Class variants revealed

As wise men say, “There’s always room for improvement”. The Individual Manufactory division at BMW seems to highly relate to it. They are known for delighting the customer by keeping in mind their personal preferences, and they’ve done it again. This time, it is the 7 Series by BMW. Two exclusive edition models, viz. Solitaire Edition and Master Class Edition, have been developed.

Both these variants are based on the proprietary twin-turbo 750Li xDrive. There will be only seven models built altogether, six for the Solitaire variant, and only one for the Master Class edition.

The vehicles sport fine-grain Merino full leather interior. The leather undergoes special re-tanning and vacuum drying before it is used. Floor mats are made from sheared lambskin. Storage compartments with leather finish are available in both rear doors, and can be used for cosmetic tissues. Alcantara covered cushions bear the embroidered word “Solitaire” or “Master Class”. A bar compartment with tulip sparkling wine glasses, and an integrated cooling box in the rear compartment center console are also available. A silver-plated plaque on the center console informs the passengers that they are travelling in an exclusive edition model that has been produced only seven times. There is also a possibility of five optional diamond inserts in the interior trims on the dashboard and doors.

On the exterior, the sedan gets two exclusive colors, viz. Metallic Black Gold and Metallic Solitaire White. These colors can only be applied by embedding fine glass flakes into one of the final layers of paint. The chrome plaque located on the C pillar of all seven models bears the word “Solitaire”. The rear trim sports the name of the edition.

The edition models are powered by a V8 petrol engine. It delivers an output of 330 kW (450 hp) and maximum torque of 650 Nm. The vehicle can accelerate from 0 to 100 kmph in just 4.7 seconds, and boasts of a top speed of 250 kmph.

There is an exclusive box for key storage, and it comes with a Black Piano finish and a pearlescent insert on the lid.

Although these seem to be limited edition variants, one can get their regular BMW 7 Series converted to accommodate all the options. What goes without saying is that you need to have truckloads of money.