The BMW X1 is available in xDrive and sDrive versions. In the sDrive edition the rear-wheel-drive set-up is a BMW standard that assures driving pleasure. By clearly separating drive and steering, it allows an optimal axle load distribution of practically 50:50, providing rousing agility and manoeuvrability on practically any road. In the xDrive version however the intelligent all-wheel drive system adapts perfectly even to difficult driving situations by consistently delivering maximum traction - drive power flexibility is distributed to the axles instantaneously to ensure optimal grip. Moreover though compact, this X model has a rear seat that splits 40:20:40, so golf clubs or indeed skis can be transported while still retaining four seats.New or used BMW X1? We have the features, images and specifications and you can read users’ comments and publish your own reviews. Please give feedback; the best vehicle review or observation will be entered into a monthly draw.
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The BMW X1 is available in xDrive and sDrive versions. In the sDrive edition the rear-wheel-drive set-up is a BMW standard that assures driving pleasure. By clearly separating drive and steering, it allows an optimal axle load distribution of practically 50:50, providing rousing agility and manoeuvrability on practically any road. In the xDrive version however the intelligent all-wheel drive system adapts perfectly even to difficult driving situations by consistently delivering maximum traction - drive power flexibility is distributed to the axles instantaneously to ensure optimal grip. Moreover though compact, this X model has a rear seat that splits 40:20:40, so golf clubs or indeed skis can be transported while still retaining four seats.