BMW X1

BMW has issued a recall for 106,182 examples of the 2016-2019 X1 crossover in both sDrive28i and xDrive28i trims. The vehicles carry build dates between March 10, 2015 and May 2, 2019. According to the…

The BMW X1 is a hugely popular car in most markets. It might not be the enthusiast’s choice, thanks to it being a front-wheel drive crossover, but it’s actually a very good overall daily driver….

The 2019 NY Auto Show is a no-show for BMW. We don’t know why but the Bavarians just didn’t see fit to make it out to the Javit’s center this year. However, we’re still here…

Enthusiasts might bemoan the idea of front-wheel drive BMWs but customers are loving them. So much so, in fact, that BMW might be buying another factory in the UK to keep up with demand for…

Typically, car enthusiasts complain about the increasing amount of small, premium crossovers. These sorts of cars are normally not very fun to drive, nor are they very good at being SUVs with their small size….

Car research site iSeeCars has put together a study on one-year depreciation rates across the auto industry. The study then published the top 10 slowest-depreciating cars after one year and BMW’s X1 SUV was ranked…

The BMW X1 isn’t exactly high on the BMW-enthusiast’s favorites list. While a good car in it’s own right, the X1 is a front-wheel drive-based crossover that sits at the lowest rung of the brand’s…

The second generation BMW X1 was launched in 2015 and is bound to get a refresh next year. It has held up rather well, with sales reflecting its good positioning in the BMW line-up and…

Car enthusiasts complain a lot about how modern cars are getting heavier and heavier. It’s actually the biggest complaint among car enthusiasts with each new generation of car, as it always grows in size and…

With most of BMW’s SUV lineup having been given either a new model or a refresh, the BMW X1 is overdue. While it’s still a handsome car, it’s not as fresh looking as the new…