Buy, Sell or Value a 2020 BMW 1 Series

The 2020 BMW 1 Series came in the following variants and we’ve recorded 56 prices that people paid when buying new. The biggest discount achieved in 2020 on a new BMW 1 Series was about $8,694 or 11.95% off. If you’re trying to sell and would like to calculate the market value of a 2020 BMW 1 Series today, simply submit a free valuation request.

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2020 BMW 128ti

5 Seat 5 Door Hatch
Front Wheel Drive (FWD)
8 Speed Auto Steptronic Speedrt
4 cylinder 2L Turbo Petrol
RRP on-road $56,900
Typical Discount $2,002 or 3.15%
Average Paid 61,488

2020 BMW 1M135i xDRIVE

5 Seat 5 Door Hatch
All Wheel Drive (AWD)
8 Speed Auto Steptronic Speedrt
4 cylinder 2L Turbo Petrol
RRP on-road $64,990
Typical Discount $8,469 or 11.68%
Average Paid 64,040

BIGGEST DISCOUNT

2020 BMW 118i M SPORT

5 Seat 5 Door Hatch
Front Wheel Drive (FWD)
7 Speed Auto Dual Cl Steptr
3 cylinder 1.5L Turbo Petrol
RRP on-road $42,990
Typical Discount $1,668 or 3.41%
Average Paid 47,216

BMW 1 Series M135i xDRIVE PURE Price Australia

2020 BMW 1M135i xDRIVE PURE

5 Seat 5 Door Hatch
All Wheel Drive (AWD)
8 Speed Auto Steptronic Speedrt
4 cylinder 2L Turbo Petrol
RRP on-road $64,990

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BMW 1 Series Specifications

BMW 1 Series Details

Price	Ranges from $ 39,900.00 to $76,600.00
Body Style	Hatch
Release Date	From November 2016 to January 2023
Drive Type	FWD / AWD / RWD
VIN Plate Location	Driver Side Inner Guard
Compliance Plate Location	Pass Side Lower B-Pillar

Country of Origin	GERMANY
Safety ANCAP Rating	Ranges from 0.00 to 9.00
Number of Doors	4 to 5
Seating Capacity	5

BMW 1 Series Features

Colors

Available in

Alpine White
Black Sapphire
Melbourne Red
Mineral Grey
Misano Blue
Storm Bay

BMW 1 Series Engine Specifications

Type	TURBO DIRECT F/INJ / TURBO MPFI
Size	From 1499cc (1.5L) to 1998cc (2L)
Power	180kW @ 5000rpm / 225kW @ 6500rpm / 225kW @ 4500rpm / 225kW @ 5000rpm / 100kW @ 4500rpm / 100kW @ 4400rpm / 103kW @ 6500rpm / 103kW @ 4200rpm / 103kW @ 4600rpm
Torque	380Nm @ 1500rpm / 360Nm @ 1500rpm / 450Nm @ 1750rpm / 450Nm @ 1800rpm / 220Nm @ 1250rpm / 220Nm @ 1480rpm
Cylinders	From 3 to 4

Number of Valves	From 12 to 16
Valves	VARIABLE DOUBLE OVERHEAD CAM
Compression Ratio	From 9.50 to 11.00
Bore/stroke	0.00x0.00 / 82.00x94.60

BMW 1 Series Drivetrain and Wheels

Transmission	Automatic / Manual
Drive Type	FWD / AWD / RWD
Steering Type	ELECTRIC POWER STEERING / RACK & PINION - POWER ASSISTED
Turning Circle	From 0.00 to 11.40
Brake (Front) Type	DISC - VENTILATED
Brake (Rear) Type	DISC - VENTILATED / DISC

Front Tyre & Wheel Size	225/40 R18 - 8Jx18 \| 235/35 R19 - 8Jx19 \| 195/55 R16 87 H - 6.5Jx16
Rear Tyre & Wheel Size	225/40 R18 - 8Jx18 \| 235/35 R19 - 8Jx19 \| 195/55 R16 87 H - 6.5Jx16
Front Suspension Type	IndDWB / CS / ARB / Ind / DWB / MacPherson Strut / GD
Rear Suspension Type	MLS / CS / ARB / MacPherson Strut / GD

BMW 1 Series Fuel Specifications

Fuel Type	Petrol
Fuel Tank Capacity	From 42.0L to 52.0L
Fuel Consumption Combined (Average)	From 2.6L/100km to 3.8L/100km

Fuel Consumption City (Average)	From 5.2L/100km to 7.5L/100km
Fuel Consumption Highway (Average)	-
Emission Standard	-

BMW 1 Series Dimensions

Length	From 4,319mm to 4,329mm
Width	From 42mm to 52mm
Height	From 1,421mm to 1,434mm
Wheelbase	From 2,670mm to 2,690mm
Front Track	From 1,521mm to 1,563mm

Rear Track	From 1,556mm to 1,569mm
Ground Clearance	From 140mm to 153mm
Gross Vehicle Mass	From 0kg to 2,085kg
Gross Combination Mass	-

BMW 1 Series Towing Capacity

Braked Towing Capacity	From 0kg to 1,300kg
Unbraked Towing Capacity	From 0kg to 680kg

PMC Says...

8.5 / 10

The BMW 1 Series, now in its second generation, comprises a suite of compact, executive level sports hatchbacks. Available in petrol or diesel, each vehicle in this nimble range is sure to get your pulse racing courtesy of their fierce acceleration, sharp handling and impeccable balance. The BMW 1 Series sets itself apart from other hatchbacks by incorporating rear-wheel drive and a longitudinally mounted engine. From every angle, each of the variants in the BMW 1 Series range glimmer in beauty, with their interiors modelled on their dearer bigger brothers. You can rest assured that BMW has pulled out all the stops to include as many features as possible at this modest price point, ensuring value is the order of the day. If you want to add a little extra glamour to the experience there’s also no shortage of upgrades on offer, with BMW catering for the sports-enthused driver whom might be fond of variable steering, sports suspension, high-spec brakes and a suite of other luxuries. As a competitor to the Audi A3 Sportback and Mercedes-Benz A-Class, BMW has crafted a smooth, efficient and elegant car that remains one of the few rear-wheel drive hatchbacks in the entire market.

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BMW 1 Series FAQs

Is the BMW 1 Series a good car?

A high-tech family hatchback that dazzles and entertains, the BMW 1 Series oozes class going toe to toe with the likes of the Mercedes-Benz A-Class and Audi A3. It's arguably one of the more modern vehicles in its class, with the latest generation of the 1 Series sporting a major engineering and cabin overhaul, as well as vast improvements as far as usability goes. If you're torn between the 1 Series and its luxury rivals, you're likely to appreciate the extra cargo space, as well as a sporty dynamic and bombastic styling.
How much is the BMW 1 Series?

Starting prices for the BMW 1 Series begin at $46,990, which is enough to land you the 118i M Sport. At the dearer price of $69,990, BMW sells the M135i XDrive, which is the top-spec model in the BMW 1 Series. These prices are based on the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price, and should only be treated as a rough guide since they do not include optional extras as well as on-road costs.
Why was the BMW 1 Series discontinued?

Perhaps you heard the BMW 1 Series has been discontinued, but you'll be relieved to know that is certainly not the case! The 1 Series is the entry-level range in the BMW suite of cars, albeit with some adjustments in recent years. Whereas the first generation of the BMW 1 Series was available in hatchback, coupe and convertible formats, the German auto-maker decided in 2014 that it would spin-off the coupe and convertible models under a new banner, marketed as the 2 Series.

CarAdvice

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The 2020 BMW 1 Series is more than just an all-new model, it’s the company’s first conventional hatchback. The first two generations of BMW 1 Series – from 2004 to 2011 and then from 2011 to 2019 – were rear-wheel drive and unique to the rest of the class. The 2020 BMW 1 Series marks the first time the company has adopted front-wheel drive and all-wheel driv...

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Carsguide

7.4 / 10

When the iPhone first appeared just over a decade ago, I can remember thinking a phone without buttons would be a giant pain in the neck. Until I used one, and now the idea of a keypad phone sounds akin to starting a car with a crank handle. The new 1 Series is likely to offer most buyers a similar revelation, with its move from the BMW-traditional rear-driv...

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The 2020 BMW 1 Series is more than just an all-new model, it’s the company’s first conventional hatchback. The first two generations of BMW 1 Series – from 2004 to 2011 and then from 2011 to 2019 – were rear-wheel drive and unique to the rest of the class. The 2020 BMW 1 Series marks the first time the company has adopted front-wheel drive and all-wheel driv...

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CarExpert

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BMW diehards were never going to be excited by the third-generation BMW 1 Series, given the switch from a rear-wheel drive chassis to a ubiquitous front-wheel drive setup. After all, it was BMW’s unique selling point in the entry-level luxury segment, one that held it head and shoulders above the rest in the eyes of keen drivers. But if we push enthusiasts a...

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Peter in Avoca Beach, NSW

4 / 10

Pros on this car for me are its a fun and responsive car to drive with reasonable fuel consumption plus i love the design. I looked at the golf R and Audi RS3 hatch but they were a bit plain looking, expensive and a long delivery time. The cons, there seems to be no outside air recirculating mode unless you have the air con on. I purchased a 5 year service p...

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Pablo N. in Beaconsfield, NSW

5 / 10

This is a very nice small car. Exactly what I wanted. Took it for a 3K round trip from Sydney to Broken Hill and it was comfortable and responsive.

Buy, Sell or Value a 2020 BMW 1 Series

Buy, Sell or Value a 2020 BMW 1 Series

2020 BMW 128ti

2020 BMW 1M135i xDRIVE

2020 BMW 118i M SPORT

2020 BMW 1M135i xDRIVE PURE