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yes, it looks very nice! and what about engine?
That’s actually a pretty damn good-looking car. I have to admit that I was pretty skeptical at the thought of an “M Sport” 7 series. They pulled it off pretty well, although there are a couple small details that I would have changed.
That interior = massive quantities of win. I’ve always really liked the two-tone job, especially when its incorporating a color other than beige.