LOT 27
1995 BMW 750I Chassis no. WBAGG21090DG23372
Sold for €12,320 inc. premiumLot to be sold without reserve
Lot 27
Evocation of the 750IL used in Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)
1995 BMW 750I
1995 BMW 750I
1995 BMW 750I
Chassis no. WBAGG21090DG23372
Chassis no. WBAGG21090DG23372
• Fitted with the famous M73 V12 engine
• Equipped with several replica gadgets, including cable cutters integrated into the BMW emblem and smoke machine in the rear boot
• Finished in production-correct metallic silver with authentic BMW factory rims matching the screen car
• Delivered new in France
• Built by a private enthusiast and later acquired by Movie Cars Central
• Accompanied by its French title
Created as a convincing evocation of the BMW 750iL driven by Pierce Brosnan as James Bond in Tomorrow Never Dies (1997), this 1995 BMW 750i reproduces many of the memorable details that made the car one of the franchise's most distinctive modern vehicles.
Finished in the correct metallic silver and equipped with period-accurate factory wheels, the car also incorporates several functional replica gadgets, including concealed cable cutters beneath the BMW badge and smoke machine in the rear boot.
Powered by BMW's smooth V12 engine paired with an automatic transmission, it was originally built by a private associate of Movie Cars Central and later acquired by the collection, where it has been preserved in exhibition condition.
Sold with its French title and supporting invoices, the car currently shows 222,600 kilometres and would require recommissioning prior to road use.
• Equipped with several replica gadgets, including cable cutters integrated into the BMW emblem and smoke machine in the rear boot
• Finished in production-correct metallic silver with authentic BMW factory rims matching the screen car
• Delivered new in France
• Built by a private enthusiast and later acquired by Movie Cars Central
• Accompanied by its French title
Created as a convincing evocation of the BMW 750iL driven by Pierce Brosnan as James Bond in Tomorrow Never Dies (1997), this 1995 BMW 750i reproduces many of the memorable details that made the car one of the franchise's most distinctive modern vehicles.
Finished in the correct metallic silver and equipped with period-accurate factory wheels, the car also incorporates several functional replica gadgets, including concealed cable cutters beneath the BMW badge and smoke machine in the rear boot.
Powered by BMW's smooth V12 engine paired with an automatic transmission, it was originally built by a private associate of Movie Cars Central and later acquired by the collection, where it has been preserved in exhibition condition.
Sold with its French title and supporting invoices, the car currently shows 222,600 kilometres and would require recommissioning prior to road use.
































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