08 February 2012
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Whether on a shopping trip, a skiing holiday or a day trip with your mountain bike - the new BMW X1 covers just about everything. The rear seat, for example, splits 40:20:40, so skis or golf clubs can be transported while still retaining four seats. Tilt-adjustable seat backrests don't just mean greater flexibility they also create more luggage space without sacrificing passenger comfort.
BMW X1 consumer reviews by year of make: 2009 2010
xdrive 23d - SUVs aren’t the most popular type of car in these times of heightened environmental awareness - especially in metropolitan areas, where green campaigners have made ownership of one the latest social faux pas. However, carmakers have responded to this trend by building crossovers with SUV elements an [...]
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Have just completed 6 months with this car (2.3D version) and it has some disappointing features - at speeds over 100mph there is an irritating whistle from the roof rails. The engine is quite noisy when idling at lights, probably some internal vibration effect, which disappears as soon as the accelerator is activated. The carpets on driver side permanently ruck up into the accelerator and brake; this can be quite dangerous at times, better velcro needed! The new version of i-drive is counter intuitive and overcomplicated, still not comfortable with it after 8000miles. Rattles from the interior are common particularly on rougher roads. Have already decided to replace the car and go back to the X5!
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Is it true that the 1st gear on the manual shift is in the 6th gear position? What were they thinking? - Keith Raymond from Derbyshire
Submitted: 15/10/2010 21:35:58 | ID: 6321
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What a good all rounder of a car this is. A number of very rigerous test drives has convinced me that it has the edge over its competitors. Although the car is not exactly cheap, as with all BMWs it is well engineered and sturdy. I found the ride comfortable, handling was precise and safe. The standard equipment in the car is sufficient; however I would consider a few extra tweaks to raise levels as a requirment to suit my own personal preferences. I must at this point state that colur and trim combinations need to be chosen carefully as options could lead to a tacky or dated appearance.
Submitted: 17/11/2009 15:13:13 | ID: 3904
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