The high cost of a car does not necessarily mean that its quality will be as high. This is confirmed by an unusual BMW 7 Series sedan that drives around Tallinn. 
An Estonian decided to buy a BMW 7 and chose the 4.4-liter 450-horsepower version for 122,700 euros. However, the car turned out to be quite problematic and kept breaking down. Eventually, even the reserved Estonian lost his patience and wrote all the breakdowns right on the car door.
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So, at 18,000 km, the driver’s seat ventilation broke down, at 20,000 km the sunroof had to be repaired. Then the turbo cooling, thermostat, driver’s seat power drive, cabin ionizer (twice), and digital dashboard failed. At 45,000 km, the engine had to be replaced under warranty, at 50,000 km – the steering wheel, and at 54,000 km – the air suspension compressor. Additionally, various sensors constantly ‘glitched’ and there was an inexplicable vibration. Moreover, a message to the manufacturer appeared on the body of the BMW 7: ‘There should be 450 hp under the hood, but in reality, there’s just one horsepower, and it barely works.’