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BMW 116

Panoramic roof · LED · Leather

€ 11.999

12 months warranty

First registration03/2017

Mileage69.000 km

FuelPetrol

TransmissionManual

BodySedan

Power80 kW (109 hp)

Engine size1.499 cc

Emission classEuro 6d-TEMP

ColorSilver

Doors5

Owners1

Description

The 1 Series (F20) — the last rear-wheel-drive 1 Series, sharp and fun. Allow us to introduce: this BMW 116 (2017). i PRETE A IMMATRICULER ! TVA Récupérable ! 1° Propriétaire !. This car meets the Euro 6d-TEMP standard. It has covered 69.000 km. On the performance side, the petrol engine (80 kW / 109 hp) does not disappoint, especially with the manual gearbox. The manual is the enthusiast’s choice. Get in touch to reserve your viewing.

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The 1 Series (F20) — the last rear-wheel-drive 1 Series, sharp and fun.

The F20 is the final rear-wheel-drive 1 Series, with classic BMW balance, sharp handling and efficient petrol and diesel engines.

Upgrades

The F20 grew 8.5 cm longer than the E87, adding rear legroom
An 8-speed ZF automatic replaced the E87’s 6-speed
New turbo engines (N13 petrol, N47 diesel) replaced the E87’s N43/N45
Electric power steering replaced the E87’s hydraulic system

Fixes

The E87’s cramped rear seat gained legroom
The E87’s harsh ride was softened with a new multi-link rear axle
The E87’s higher consumption dropped with the new turbo engines
The E87’s minimal standard kit was expanded

Engine & drivetrain

The petrol range runs from the efficient 1.5-litre three-cylinder (116i, 118i) to the punchy 2.0-litre four-cylinder (125i). The crisp 6-speed manual suits the car’s sporty character.

Handling & character

The F20’s rear-wheel-drive layout gives it the classic BMW balance and agility. It’s the last of its kind — a compact hatch that’s genuinely fun to drive.

Good to know

The manual is the enthusiast’s choice.
The 118i is the affordable everyday pick.
It was the last rear-wheel-drive 1 Series before the F40 switched to front-wheel drive.