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2021 BMW X7 Edition Dark Shadow puts the “Sinister” in SUV

2021 BMW X7 Edition Dark Shadow puts the “Sinister” in SUV

Posted on July 25, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

BMW is aiming to make the “S” in SUV mean “Sinister,” with the reveal of the ominously imposing 2021 BMW X7 Edition Dark Shadow. Based on the X7 luxury three-row SUV, already fairly imposing on its own given its sheer dimensions, this Dark Shadow limited edition features a special paint-job to leave it looking suitably moody.

It’s the first of the automaker’s X series cars to use a new BMW Individual paint called Frozen Arctic Grey metallic. That takes a little extra effort to apply in order to give it a semi-matte luster; we saw it used with great impact on the M760i sedan, and it looks just as good on the X7.
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