If you’re new here, my love for Estoril Blue is deep and unabashed. Part of this is sentimental, as the first M car I experienced and drove was Estoril, and part of it is that it’s just a damn gorgeous and deep color. I am instantly more intrigued by the F30 when they are in this uncommon hue. A while back I did a post with 3 different Bimmers all in Estoril, but today’s is a new one for me. Custom ordered from the factory, this owner (still the original) made a great choice and tacked on a few extra grand to his already-expensive E38 750il. It looks smashing, although the shadowline trim available on the 740 sports would make it even better. The V12 has less than 75k miles on it and it’s a BMW CCA member, supplementing the desirability of the great E38.
Click for more details: 1999 BMW 750il in Estoril Blue on BMW CCA Classifieds
Year: 1999
Model: 750iL
Engine: 5.4 liter V12
Transmission: 5-speed automatic
Mileage: 73,500 mi
Price: $15,000
One of a kind fac ord paint. All serv and maint performed. Original owner. Always garaged in warm weather. Drives very smooth with v12 power. Truly one of a kind. Everything in good working order. Looks and drives xlnt. 73,500 orig miles.
If you’re interested in the monster V12 long-wheelbase E38, this is the way to go – low miles, cared for by an enthusiast, and a unique special order. If you can work him down a little form the asking price, this is a great luxocruiser.
-NR
Truly…TRULY a beautiful color on an already beautiful car! Honestly I’d say this is worth the asking price.
Not the only Estoril Blue E38 in existence. I saw a slightly scruffy 740is in the bay area a couple of month’s ago.
That’s a beautiful machine. More distinctive than the typical black, white or grey but not obnoxious.
My favorite BMW color, by far. Looks pretty good on this body style, but I might have ordered different leather. Don’t know if I’d get this engine (new or used), it’s kind of a pricey beast when things go wrong (or even just regular maintaince) and performance over the 740 isn’t that significant. Favorite thing about this ad is that it reads like he’s paying by the letter. 🙂