It’s not every day we get a big body F01 BMW 750i in the shop – most people really don’t think too much about lowering the luxurious BMW 7-Series Suspension, but man, we gotta tell you, lowering these cars really makes a world of difference in terms of appearance. We’ve told you before that a set of wheels and a drop can utterly transform the look of a car, and that’s exactly the case with this incredible looking seven.
After lowering the car with a set of H&R Springs for F01 750I to take care of the ride height, the next order of business was replacing the kind of frumpy factory wheels with a set of slick new directional wheels from Vossen.
These directional Vossen CVT Wheels look really slick on this 750i, and paired with Nitto tires, it’s quite striking.
BMW 750i on Vossen CVT Wheels & H&R Springs
Out in the sun, the difference is especially stunning – gone is the frumpiness of the stock wheels and excessive ride height, instead the car now has that great “imposing German Saloon” look.
BMW 750i on Vossen CVT Wheels & H&R Springs
The Vossen wheels are a striking contrast to the Avant Garde M621’s on Mod Expert Alan’s M4 in the background, giving you a great idea of the differences between the two.
BMW 750i on Vossen CVT Wheels & H&R Springs
There’s only so much we can say that the photos don’t say for themselves, so enjoy the rest of the gratuitous photo gallery below.
BMW 750i on Vossen CVT Wheels & H&R Springs 
BMW 750i on Vossen CVT Wheels & H&R Springs 
BMW 750i on Vossen CVT Wheels & H&R Springs 
BMW 750i on Vossen CVT Wheels & H&R Springs
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Story & Photos by Nicholas Gregson