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Sharp controls make driving fun Plenty of rear passenger and cargo space The standard sport suspension can be annoying on rough roads. Unless you specifically need the all-weather capability of the xDrive28i all-wheel drive, we recommend the front-wheel drive X1 sDrive28i with the Convenience package. Add Apple CarPlay and Park Distance Control options, and you have a luxury car that's well-equipped without breaking the bank. With the rise of smaller, parking-friendly SUVs, traditional vehicles like sedans and vans are left in the dust. And SUVs like the 2018 BMW X1 show why. Its small size is ideal for city driving, while its low load floor and large cargo volume are ideal for transporting goods. It's more expensive than many of its traditional competitors, but the BMW X1 aims to give compact crossover buyers who want something sportier or more luxurious a good choice in this already crowded market. It starts with a 2.0-liter turboch 2018 bmw x1 for arged four-cylinder engine (228 hp) that sends power to either the front wheels or, optionally, to all four wheels via an eight-speed automatic transmission. Either drivetrain combination is flashy yet smooth, and the X1 can hit 60 mph in 6.5 seconds, class-leading. But the X1 isn't just about sportiness; 40/20/40 split rear seat backrest increases flexibility while carrying large or bulky items and people at the same time. But the 2018 BMW X1 also has its downsides. For starters, the same sticky tire and sport suspension that keeps the chassis stable and stuck in corners also transmits high frequency bumps and noise into the cabin. While noise levels are no worse than others, riding hard on bumpy surfaces can leave riders wanting a softer setting. Also, technology features that are standard or bundled into essential option groups, such as parking sensors and Apple CarPlay connectivity, are standalone options, so double check your build sheet before moving on to the car. Overall, however, the functional and sporty performance of the 2018 BMW X1 deserves a firm recommendation. The 2018 BMW X1 is a five-seat compact SUV in the luxury segment. It comes in two versions: X1 sDrive28i with front-wheel drive and X1 xDrive28i with all-wheel drive. From there you have two directions: xLine Design or the sportier M Sport Design. After that, you can add different groups of options, which BMW calls levels. M Sport Design already comes with the Convenience group, which is optional on xLine Design. After that, packages and standalone options become available depending on which initial design and group you have chosen. The BMW X1 is an attractive small luxury crossover powered by a peppy 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine (228 hp) and an eight-speed automatic transmission. The xLine Design X1 comes standard with 18-inch wheels, fog lights, keyless ignition, automatic wipers and a power liftgate. Inside, standard equipment includes 40/20/40-split folding rear seats, power front seats, driver memory settings, and a seven-speaker audio system. An available Comfort package adds a panoramic sunroof, interior lighting, auto-dimming mirrors, keyless entry, satellite radio, and adjustable front seat lumbar support. The M Sport Design Package incorporates xLine Design's Convenience group features and adds various visual and performance enhancements, including different 18-inch wheels, gloss black exterior trim, special interior trim, a sport-tuned powertrain and sport front seats. Both models can be equipped with the Premium equipment group, which includes LED headlights, heated steering wheel and front seats, a head-up display and a navigation system. Also available is a Driver Assistance Package (includes automatic high beams, lane departure warning, forward collision warning and mitigation) and a Luxury package (leather seats and wood trim). Other options include a 12-speaker Harman Kardon surround sound system, Apple CarPlay connectivity, parking sensors, adaptive cruise control, in-car Wi-Fi hotspot and wireless charging capability, and rear seat tilt and tilt adjustment. M Sport Design cars can also be upgraded to stiffer tires and stiffer M Sport suspension. https://cars45et.com/listing/bmw/x1/2018