BMW one Series two thousand seventeen pricing and spec confirmed
BMW Australia has announced pricing for its refreshed one Series line-up arriving in September, with the range-topping M140i benefiting from a significant $4910 price cut to $59,990 before on-road costs.
The hot hatch’s fresh pricing places it well ahead of its German competitors that suggest similar spectacle, which include the Mercedes-AMG A45 ($78,315) and the Audi RS3 Sportback ($78,616).
However, all other one Series variants rise in cost inbetween $90 and $3090 following the model’s 2nd facelift – or Life Cycle Impulse (LCI) in BMW language – since its local release in October 2011.
The 118i resumes to open the rear-wheel-drive five-door hatch line-up, but is $2000 pricier at $39,990, while the identically-specified 118d swells in cost by $2090 to $43,990.
Exterior switches are more subtle with fresh alloy wheel designs range-wide, as well as a larger selection of twelve paint colours.
A 100kW/220Nm 1.5-litre turbocharged three-cylinder petrol engine proceeds to power the 118i, while a familiar 110kW/320Nm Two.0-litre turbo-diesel four motivates the 118d.
Furthermore, the 118i drinks Four.8 litres per one hundred kilometres on the combined cycle test while emitting one hundred twelve grams of carbon emissions (CO2) per kilometre. Comparatively, the 118d manages figures of Trio.8L/100km and 99g/km.
Both variants are suggested as standard with a Sport Line package, 16-inch alloy wheels, LED headlights, iDrive6 multimedia system, digital radio, satellite navigation with live traffic, automatic climate control, reversing camera, speed limit info, sports steering wheel, cloth front sports seats and rain-sensing wipers.
Furthermore, safety and driver assistance technologies include autonomous emergency braking (AEB), forward collision warning, pedestrian detection and lane departure warning.
Stepping up to the $45,990 120i – $3090 pricier than before – adds an Urban Line’ package, 17-inch rims, LED foglights, front and rear parking sensors, ‘Dakota’ leather upholstery, interior ambient lighting and an anti-dazzle rear-view mirror.
The 120i produces 135kW of power and 270Nm of torque from its Two.0-litre turbo-petrol four-pot unit and sips Five.8L/100km while emitting 133g/km.
Meantime, the 125i checks in at $49,990 – a petite $90 increase over its predecessor – and uses the 120i’s powerplant, but dials its outputs up to 165kW/310Nm. It uses slightly more fuel at Five.9L/100km and releases 134g/km of CO2.
Extra kit for the 125i includes an ‘M Sport’ package with suspension, 18-inch alloys, anti-dazzle side mirrors, sports brakes, high-gloss ‘Shadow Line’ exterior trim, 8.8-inch touchscreen multimedia system, cloth/Alcantara upholstery, ‘M’ leather steering wheel and an anthracite roofliner.
All one Series variants are mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission as standard, but a six-speed manual gearbox is a no-cost option for the M140i.
The M140i’s thrust proceeds to be provided by a Three.0-litre turbo-petrol six-cylinder engine that punches out 250kW/500Nm. It rockets from zero to 100km/h in just Four.6 seconds while drinking 7.1L/100km and discharging 163g/km of CO2.
The spectacle hero extends equipment levels to ‘Jet Black’-painted 18-inch wheels, adaptive ‘M’ suspension, adaptive LED headlights, high rafter assist, keyless entry/commence, ‘Dakota’ leather upholstery, electrified front seats with memory function and a Harman/Kardon sound system.
Three different options packages are suggested for non-M140i variants, including ‘Innovations’ ($1800, excludes 125i), ‘Driver’s Assistance ($1000-1800) and ‘Convenience’ ($2100).
All one Series variants are mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission as standard, but a six-speed manual gearbox is a no-cost option for the M140i.
Upgrades for the LCI update are concentrated on the interior where the dashboard and centre stack have been redesigned in an effort to increase cabin refinement with a cleaner look.
Exterior switches are more subtle with fresh alloy wheel designs range-wide, as well as a larger selection of twelve paint colours – now including ‘Sunset Orange’ and ‘Seaside Blue’.
BMW one Series two thousand seventeen pricing and spec confirmed – Car News, CarsGuide
BMW one Series two thousand seventeen pricing and spec confirmed
BMW Australia has announced pricing for its refreshed one Series line-up arriving in September, with the range-topping M140i benefiting from a significant $4910 price cut to $59,990 before on-road costs.
The hot hatch’s fresh pricing places it well ahead of its German competitors that suggest similar spectacle, which include the Mercedes-AMG A45 ($78,315) and the Audi RS3 Sportback ($78,616).
However, all other one Series variants rise in cost inbetween $90 and $3090 following the model’s 2nd facelift – or Life Cycle Impulse (LCI) in BMW language – since its local release in October 2011.
The 118i proceeds to open the rear-wheel-drive five-door hatch line-up, but is $2000 pricier at $39,990, while the identically-specified 118d swells in cost by $2090 to $43,990.
Exterior switches are more subtle with fresh alloy wheel designs range-wide, as well as a larger selection of twelve paint colours.
A 100kW/220Nm 1.5-litre turbocharged three-cylinder petrol engine proceeds to power the 118i, while a familiar 110kW/320Nm Two.0-litre turbo-diesel four motivates the 118d.
Furthermore, the 118i drinks Four.8 litres per one hundred kilometres on the combined cycle test while emitting one hundred twelve grams of carbon emissions (CO2) per kilometre. Comparatively, the 118d manages figures of Trio.8L/100km and 99g/km.
Both variants are suggested as standard with a Sport Line package, 16-inch alloy wheels, LED headlights, iDrive6 multimedia system, digital radio, satellite navigation with live traffic, automatic climate control, reversing camera, speed limit info, sports steering wheel, cloth front sports seats and rain-sensing wipers.
Furthermore, safety and driver assistance technologies include autonomous emergency braking (AEB), forward collision warning, pedestrian detection and lane departure warning.
Stepping up to the $45,990 120i – $3090 pricier than before – adds an Urban Line’ package, 17-inch rims, LED foglights, front and rear parking sensors, ‘Dakota’ leather upholstery, interior ambient lighting and an anti-dazzle rear-view mirror.
The 120i produces 135kW of power and 270Nm of torque from its Two.0-litre turbo-petrol four-pot unit and sips Five.8L/100km while emitting 133g/km.
Meantime, the 125i checks in at $49,990 – a puny $90 increase over its predecessor – and uses the 120i’s powerplant, but dials its outputs up to 165kW/310Nm. It uses slightly more fuel at Five.9L/100km and releases 134g/km of CO2.
Extra kit for the 125i includes an ‘M Sport’ package with suspension, 18-inch alloys, anti-dazzle side mirrors, sports brakes, high-gloss ‘Shadow Line’ exterior trim, 8.8-inch touchscreen multimedia system, cloth/Alcantara upholstery, ‘M’ leather steering wheel and an anthracite roofliner.
All one Series variants are mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission as standard, but a six-speed manual gearbox is a no-cost option for the M140i.
The M140i’s thrust resumes to be provided by a Three.0-litre turbo-petrol six-cylinder engine that punches out 250kW/500Nm. It rockets from zero to 100km/h in just Four.6 seconds while drinking 7.1L/100km and discharging 163g/km of CO2.
The spectacle hero extends equipment levels to ‘Jet Black’-painted 18-inch wheels, adaptive ‘M’ suspension, adaptive LED headlights, high slat assist, keyless entry/commence, ‘Dakota’ leather upholstery, electrified front seats with memory function and a Harman/Kardon sound system.
Three different options packages are suggested for non-M140i variants, including ‘Innovations’ ($1800, excludes 125i), ‘Driver’s Assistance ($1000-1800) and ‘Convenience’ ($2100).
All one Series variants are mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission as standard, but a six-speed manual gearbox is a no-cost option for the M140i.
Upgrades for the LCI update are concentrated on the interior where the dashboard and centre stack have been redesigned in an effort to increase cabin refinement with a cleaner look.
Exterior switches are more subtle with fresh alloy wheel designs range-wide, as well as a larger selection of twelve paint colours – now including ‘Sunset Orange’ and ‘Seaside Blue’.