general problems of the 2007 BMW 750

My airbags system has malfunction for both driver and passenger side. The brake system has a malfunction as well as emergency braking system the steering has a malfunction as well.

My 2007 BMW li just started throwing itself into park while driving causing a major abrupt stop jerking the car to a stop. The transmission fault error came on and I turned the car off and waited a minute and turned it back on and was able to continue. It did this one more time before reaching home. Then the following day attempting to drive it as soon as I put it in reverse it jumped back into park. I had it towed to the dealer as I had read that there was a recall for BMW's with the same symptoms. I have since read numerous complaints of other BMW same year and model having the same problem. The dealer just said it wasn't covered under a recall and the transmission needs to be replaced and the cars age isn't worth the value of replacing the transmission so I have the car parked in my garage and cannot drive it. BMW needs to step up and take responsibility. There are plenty of the same make, model, and year having the same issue.

I purchased my 2007 750i BMW in 11/2013. Shortly after I purchased it, I started having brake booster issues. The brake pad becomes hard to press and I have actually rolled in the middle of intersections because the car would not stop. I took my car in to BMW of dallas and was told that my brake booster was contaminated but my vehicles brake booster was "checked out" (not repaired) in 2011 and didn't have a problem "then" so BMW is not going to repair the recall now. I was told if I wanted the brake booster repaired I would have to pay for it and BMW is not responsible because in 2011 when it was "checked out" it was fine. I feel that BMW knows this is an issue and before I have an accident or kill myself they should honor the recall and “repair” my vehicles brake booster free of charge. Gm is honoring recalls after issues caused deaths…. . Is BMW waiting for deaths to honor their recall??? that’s not good, not good at all!.

I purchased my 2007 750i BMW in 11/2013. Shortly after I purchased it, I started having brake booster issues. The brake pad becomes hard to press and I have actually rolled in the middle of intersections because the car would not stop. I took my car in to BMW of dallas and was told that my brake booster was contaminated but my vehicles brake booster was "checked out" (not repaired) in 2011 and didn't have a problem "then" so BMW is not going to repair the recall now. I was told if I wanted the brake booster repaired I would have to pay for it and BMW is not responsible because in 2011 when it was "checked out" it was fine. I feel that BMW knows this is an issue and before I have an accident or kill myself they should honor the recall and ¿repair� my vehicles brake booster free of charge. Gm is honoring recalls after issues caused deaths¦. . Is BMW waiting for deaths to honor their recall??? that¿s not good, not good at all! then on Friday 4/4 I received a call from BMW relations in reference to my email, stating I should contact the NHTSA because it is not bwms responsibility to repair my brake booster recall that BMW of dallas identified was contaminated. Is there anything I can do to get BMW to honor this recall and have them repair it free of charge to me since it is an know issue?.

Crank case vent valve failure caused damage to engine. Low brake pedal.

The contact owns a 2007 BMW 750li. The contact stated was driving approximately 65 mph when the brakes malfunctioned, making it difficult to stop the vehicle. The contact indicated that the vehicle did not stop as normal when the brakes were applied. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was notified and no solution was offered. The failure mileage was 98,000.

The contact owns a owns 2007 BMW 750i. The contact received notification of NHTSA campaign id number: 10v446000 (service brakes, hydraulic: power assist: vacuum). The contact stated that he had been in contact with the manufacturer since November 2010 to have the vehicle repaired under the recall however; the part needed for repairs has been unavailable since. The vehicle had not been repaired. The VIN was unavailable. The failure mileage was unknown and the current mileage was 35,000.