BMW 1 series 2011–2014
E82/E88 [2th restyling]No photos yet125i AT (218 hp)
At a glance
Engine2996 cm3 Gasoline
Power218 hp
GearboxAutomatic
OriginN/A
Trim
118d AT (143 hp)118d MT (143 hp)118i AT (136 hp)118i AT (143 hp)118i MT (136 hp)118i MT (143 hp)120d AT (177 hp)120d MT (177 hp)120i AT (156 hp)120i AT (170 hp)120i MT (156 hp)120i MT (170 hp)123d AT (204 hp)123d MT (204 hp)125i AT (218 hp)125i MT (218 hp)128i AT (233 hp)128i MT (233 hp)135i AMT (306 hp)135i DCT (305 hp)135i MT (305 hp)135i MT (306 hp)135is DCT (324 hp)135is MT (324 hp)2.0 AT (143 hp)2.0 AT (156 hp)2.0 AT (170 hp)2.0 AT (177 PS)2.0 AT (204 PS)2.0 MT (143 hp)2.0 MT (156 hp)2.0 MT (170 hp)2.0 MT (177 PS)2.0 MT (204 PS)3.0 AMT (306 PS)3.0 AT (218 PS)3.0 MT (218 PS)3.0 MT (306 PS)
Specifications
Engine
Max power (kW)163 kW
Engine power218 hp
Engine power222 PS
Maximum torque270 N*m
Capacity2996 cm3
Valves per cylinder4
Number of cylinders6
Cylinder bore85 mm
Stroke cycle88 mm
Engine typeGasoline
Cylinder layoutInline
Injection typeMulti-point fuel injection
Turnover of maximum torqueto 4 250 RPM
Max power at RPMto 6 100 RPM
Bodywork
Height1411 mm
Ground clearance147 mm
Front track1484 mm
Rear track1517 mm
Curb weight1615 kg
Width1748 mm
Full weight1980 kg
Min trunk capacity260 l
Wheelbase2660 mm
Max trunk capacity305 l
Number of seater4
Length4360 mm
Payload440 kg
Front/rear axle load910/1095 kg
Body typeCabriolet
Gearbox and handling
Turning circle10.7 m
Number of gear6
Gearbox typeAutomatic
Drive wheelsRear wheel drive
Operating characteristics
City driving fuel consumption per 100 km11.8 l
Max speed236 km/h
Fuel tank capacity53 l
Highway driving fuel consumption per 100 km6.3 l
Acceleration (0-100 km/h)7.4 s
Mixed driving fuel consumption per 100 km8.3 l
Fuel95
Emission standardsEURO V
Cruising rangefrom 450 to 840 km
Suspension and brakes
Front suspensionIndependent, Multi wishbone
Back suspensionIndependent, Multi wishbone
Front brakesventilated disc
Rear brakesventilated disc
Grades & features
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