BMW 1 series coupe video
BMW will be debuting the 1-series in Frankfurt this September, with sales to begin in North America sometime in the spring (or this October) of next year. We’ll be getting two different versions — a 128i and a 135i – the former producing 230 HP and 200 lb.-ft. of torque, while the latter, turbocharged mill will be making 300 HP (at 5,800 RPM) and 300 lb.-ft. of torque (at least). The 135i is obviously the range-topper and is the central focus of the press release, with performance stats that are truly impressive (0-62 in 5.3 seconds, 155 MPH top speed, 50-75 MPH in five seconds in 4th gear), placing it a step beyond the Porsche Cayman S for outright acceleration. [autoblog]
1-series is kinda old news in europe … hatchback version anyways. here’s what’s posible once top tuner - Hartge gets their hands on one … and places M5’s V8 inside 
[7/3] just announced! - BMW 1-Series will get 201hp twin-turbo diesel - 54.3mpg … finnaly BMW will bring diesel engine to the US!
related: 2009 bmw M3 4 door SEDAN - spied | new 08 M3 promo | fastest station wagon - BMW M5 Touring | BMW is back with sexy design … Concept CS
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Some people might say that most of BMW cars look plain. I might get to agree of it. But, it doesn’t mean that I don’t like the concepts of BMW vehicles. I appreciate how BMW engineer their vehicles with quality parts, including BMW Coil Springs, to boost its performance, and not merely just focus on beautifying it exteriorly. Although looks greatly affects customers in choosing a vehicle, it is still much important to look over the inside, especially its power, speed and overall performance.
Jackie - July 2nd, 2007 at 7:07 am