BMW 700 Bin TL: Performance Meets Elegance in Luxury SUV Space
The BMW 700 bin TL redefines what a compact luxury SUV can achieve, blending agile handling with generous cargo capacity and cutting-edge features tailored for discerning drivers.
Spacious Interior with Premium Finishes
The BMW 700 bin TL offers an expansive cabin enhanced by hand-stitched leather, ambient lighting, and intuitive controls. With ample legroom and thoughtfully designed storage solutions, every journey feels both comfortable and sophisticated.
Advanced Technology and Driving Dynamics
Equipped with BMW’s iDrive 8 system, the 700 bin TL delivers seamless connectivity, voice recognition, and a large touchscreen interface. Paired with responsive turbocharged engines and precise handling, it ensures a thrilling yet controlled driving experience.
Efficiency and Sustainable Performance
Engineered for real-world efficiency, the BMW 700 bin TL balances power with eco-conscious engineering. Available hybrid and efficient combustion options make it a smart choice for urban and long-distance travel alike.
The BMW 700 bin TL stands out as a masterclass in modern SUV design—where luxury, technology, and performance converge. Whether navigating city streets or embarking on weekend getaways, it delivers an unmatched driving experience. Discover your ideal 700 bin TL today.
A small and seemingly unimpressive, two-cylinder-powered econocar, the 700 is the forgotten BMW icon that saved the company from an imminent demise. The BMW 700 is a small rear. Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
Browse and bid online for the chance to own a BMW 700 at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. The final BMW 700 rolled off the assembly line sometime in 1965. With production wrapped up, BMW counted its sales and came up with nearly 190,000 individual units sold.
This 1963 BMW 700 LS Luxus is for sale on Cars & Bids! 4-Speed Manual, Air-Cooled Flat-Twin, Reviewed by Doug DeMuro! Auction ends October 9 2025. The result was the 700, unveiled at the September 1959 Frankfurt motor show and powered by an enlarged version of the 600's two-cylinder air-cooled R67 motorcycle engine. Mounted in the rear, the 697cc twin was rated at 32bhp, which was enough to punt the BMW along at up to (a very buzzy) 75mph, with 0.
BMW seems to have no shortage of cars "that saved the company," from the Isetta to the 1500 to the 2002 and even the original 3 Series, but the 700, today a little-known model that shared its underpinnings with the largest of the Isetta series, might deserve that moniker most of all. The unibody's reduced weight, well-tuned coil spring suspension, and modest engine quickly pushed the 700 into the hillclimb and rally racing success. There was now an affordable-yet-sporty BMW on the market-and sales boomed.
In 1964, BMW created the (blue) LS Coupé version pictured here. There are 0 BMW 700 for sale right now.