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With SUV sales now accounting for as much as half of BMW’s total sales in Australia, the X1 represents an entry-level opportunity to own a vehicle from this dynamic range. Sourcing inspiration from the Mini, the X1 is available via a variety of cars that differ by engine power and drivetrain. Each however, comes with roof rails, leather trim, auto parking, reversing camera, parking sensors, sat-nav, smartphone integration and advanced safety technology. At the top of the pile, the xDrive 25i boasts AWD functionality, plus a 4-cylinder 2L turbo motor mated to an eight-speed auto transmission. By and large however, most of the range operates as front-wheel drive, with the proven success of the premium models brought to the market by Mini. Material selection in the cabin is outstanding, with BMW utilising a select choice of textures juxtaposed by the computer intelligence built into the dash. And of course, BMW’s elegant touch extends to a sense of airiness inside, despite this being a compact SUV. As an affordable entry into the German car maker’s SUV range, the XE1 will impress.