1 Series Prices
...it still looks like a shoe
BMW have announced the prices of its new entry level model, the 1 Series.
Powered by a choice of four engines from launch, the 1 Series will be available as three different models – Base, SE and Sport. Buyers will also be able to choose eight different body colours, three of which are unique to the BMW 1 Series.
Model |
Base |
SE |
Sport |
116i |
£15,690 |
£17,640 |
£17,640 |
120i |
£18,320 |
£20,270 |
£20,170 |
118d |
£17,340 |
£19,290 |
£19,290 |
120d |
£18,850 |
£20,800 |
£20,700 |
The BMW 1 Series is available in three different models with the Base variant offering a vehicle which has remote central locking, six airbags (driver, passenger, front side and front head) and Dynamic Stability Control combined with Dynamic Traction Control as standard. Run-flat tyres, front electric windows, engine starter button, adjustable steering column along with passenger seat height adjustment and BMW Business CD player also feature.
The SE benefits from automatic air-conditioning, leather-clad multi-function steering wheel, rear Park Distance Control, an auto-dimming interior mirror and a centre arm rest all come as standard. Front fog lights are there to irritate other drivers whilst 16-inch seven-spoke alloy wheels set the car apart from the cheapo model.
Sport is the final model offered. All Sport models come with 16-inch five-spoke alloy wheels, automatic air-conditioning, sports suspension, sports seats, sports steering wheel, front fog lights and Black Gomera trim. For buyers of the 116i and the 118d who select a Sport model, the standard features list also includes colour-coded exterior bodywork.
There's also a whole range of extras that can be specified on all models. BMW’s Business navigation system, which includes the fitment of the iDrive controller, can be added as can full leather upholstery, all round Park Distance Control and xenon headlights. A Comfort Package is another option that includes rain-sensing wipers, a Storage Package, cup holders, front armrest, interior auto-dimming mirrors and rear Park Distance Control. A six-speed automatic gearbox is also offered for buyers of 120i and 120d models. Comfort Access (keyless entry), Extended Voice Control and Professional navigation systems will appear some time after the model launch.
A lot of people will think "why have a wel speced VX astra / Focus / Golf / etc. when I could have a BMW?"
The prices aren't too out of step with higher spec Focus sized cars and might temp people to trade down a size from the class above (Mondeo sized) to get a rear driver with the right badge.
Besides what did you expect. BMWs have never been know for being low priced.
cortinaman said:
sorry but im not impressed.
it just looks so bland that it belongs in the driveways of suburbia.
BMW,STOP GETTING BLUNKETTS DOG TO DESIGN YOUR CARS....THEY LOOK SHITE.
I agree with Cortinaman's last 3 words. The 1 series makes the VW Golf look gorgeous. But If I had to buy in this class it would have to be an Audi A3.
Will
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BMW,STOP GETTING BLUNKETTS DOG TO DESIGN YOUR CARS....THEY LOOK SHITE.