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The new BMW X1 2016 first pics and details



In Germany, it hosted an event for the media, which was first shown to the second generation of the crossover BMW X1. Despite the strict ban, unknown managed to take some photos of the car in the company's brown (Chestnut Bronze Metallic). The second car was painted in silver.

The new BMW X1 has become slightly longer, giving rear passengers an additional 37 mm and 85 liters in the luggage compartment. The novelty will be equipped with three diesel and two petrol engines to choose from, with a capacity from 150 to 231 hp

Sales of the new BMW X1 on the European market will start in October 2015.
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