The BMW 730 is the entry point into BMW's full-size flagship, and our current UAE stock is from the G11's 2019 facelift, when BMW switched the 730i to a turbocharged four-cylinder engine. We have 7 listed from that 2020 to 2021 window, priced from AED 47,000 to AED 164,000.
How much does a used BMW 730 cost in the UAE?
From AED 47,000 to AED 164,000 across 7 live listings, all from the facelifted G11. That gets you a nearly new flagship shape for a fraction of its original price.
Which used BMW 730 year should you buy?
2020 or 2021, the post-facelift G11, for the updated look and the turbocharged four in place of the older six. An earlier pre-2019 G11 is worth less but still gets you the same wheelbase and cabin space if the six-cylinder matters more to you than the newer face.
Is a used BMW 730 reliable?
Mixed on the details. 28% of the cars we inspect here show an electrical or electronics fault, against the 13% we would expect for saloons of this age and mileage in the UAE, though interior staining runs lower than expected at 22% against 35%. A flagship this loaded with tech rewards a careful pre-purchase check of every electronic system rather than a quick test drive.
Anything else worth knowing about the BMW 730?
A BMW 320 costs less and is a far simpler car if the electronics risk here puts you off, and shows body or panel repair on only 47% of inspections against the 61% we would expect here. A BMW 530 sits between the two on both size and price.
What should you look over on a used BMW 730?
- Every electronic system: infotainment, driver-assist, climate, and window modules.
- Turbo four service history on this facelifted engine.
- Battery and electrical module health, common failure points on cars this laden with tech.
- Full service history from an authorised or reputable workshop.
Book the CarSwitch inspection before you commit — on a flagship this electronics-heavy, the report is what a test drive cannot tell you.
