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BMW I7 at salvage auctions

BMW I7: model passport

Everything our database knows about the BMW I7: salvage auction lots, owner complaints to NHTSA, recalls, crash-test stars and real sale prices.

At salvage auctions

Cars1
Median retail value$69,670
Median repair cost, % of value83%
Median odometer19,955 mi
Model year
12024
Primary damage
  1. Front End 1 100%
Yard state
  1. TX1 100%

Median is the middle: half the cars are below it, half above. Retail value (Copart's Est. Retail Value) and repair cost are the auction's estimates, not sale prices. Odometer median counts only readings marked actual.

Owner complaints to NHTSA

51 complaints about the BMW I7 (all model years) sent by owners to the US road safety regulator.

Complaints51
With a crash11
With a fire0
Injured3
Deaths0
What fails: complaints by system
  1. Driver assistance (AEB, lane assist) 13 25%
  2. Brakes
    median 4,700 mi at failure
    12 24%
  3. Electrical system 10 20%
  4. Stability control (ESC)
    median 4,700 mi at failure
    4 8%
  5. Suspension 3 6%
  6. Airbags 1 2%
  7. Doors, latches and locks
    median 1,200 mi at failure
    1 2%
  8. Body and structure 1 2%
  9. Steering 1 2%
  10. Visibility, wipers, sunroof 1 2%
Complaints by model year
2023
31
2025

Recalls

12 recall campaigns for the BMW I7.

Recall campaigns by model year
112023
2025

Real sale prices

15 sales of the BMW I7 at US government auctions, median price $33,500. All real prices →

Sources: our Copart lot database; NHTSA owner complaints, recalls and NCAP; open sale records of US cities and the US Treasury. Complaints are reports from owners, not confirmed defects; more popular models get more of them. Median: half are below, half above.