Check: Darauf sollten Gebrauchtwagenkäufer beim BMX X1 achten
Die zweite Generation des BMW X1 machte vieles anders als noch der Vorgänger. Das schadet dem Fahrzeug nicht. Beim Tüv offenbart das Modell nur wenige Schwächen.
The BMW X1, a bestseller in BMW's lineup, is the second generation of the compact SUV that operated between 2015 and 2022. This generation introduced innovations such as front-wheel drive and the absence of six-cylinder engines. The TÜV's main inspections have provided a mixed picture of the X1's quality. The most recent (2 to 3 years) and oldest (8 to 9 years) tested generations performed better than the average rating of examined vehicles in the "defect-free" category.
The two intermediate generations (4 to 5, 6 to 7 years) fall in the middle. The X1's brakes are its shining feature, and the chassis test shows solid results. Oil leaks are a recurring issue across all generations. The emission test presents challenges regularly for the 6- to 9-year-old vehicles. The design transition from the first generation's wagon-like appearance to the SUV forms of the F48 is evident.
Technically, the second generation utilizes the front-drive platform from the 2 Active Tourer and Mini Countryman. The practical consequence for passengers is the significant increase in available space due to the front-mounted engine, even though the new model is slightly shorter at 4.44 meters.
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