Friday 12 August 2011

BMW 2012 1 Series

BMW 2012 1 Series 
 BMW an updated version of the 1-Series sedan in late 2008 but has since accused prototypes of a new car with similar proportions and signature BMW styling set running around in southern Germany, and now again, this time with a lot of The finer details revealed.  
The current 1-series is often criticized for having no rear seat a full-sized adult would be comfortable in. However, the rear space in this new model 2012 is expected to be much improved. This can also BMW finally the hatchback version of the 1-Series release in the important U.S. market. A slightly longer wheelbase and wider track than the current model will almost certainly be present.  
A few years back BMW CEO Norbert Reithofer revealed that the four-cylinder engines for the next generation 1-series will be the same compact unit jointly developed by BMW and PSA Peugeot-Citroen of France and some French MINI models. The engines will range from 1.4 to 2.0-liters in displacement and will be available in both atmospheric and turbocharged form. Expect BMW 's acclaimed six-cylinder engines only in flagship models like the 135i and possibly even a new 1-Series Hatchback M.
Motorcycles can be reduced to slightly more stringent emissions and fuel consumption rules, but with the help of direct injection and forced induction, power figures may not substantially decrease and may even increase in the 135i models. We saw this recently with the new 2.0-liter twin turbo four-cylinder engine power within the previous six-cylinder unit to replace the X1 xDrive28i.
Engine stop-start and regenerative electrical systems should carry over into the new series, as well as possible new EfficientDynamics technologies such as solar panels and heat recovery systems. BMW has also shown that the first test of the thermoelectric generators and solar panels on his car 's showed up to 5 percent savings in fuel.
Expect that the new 1-series coupe will be revealed later this year, followed by new coupe and convertible versions, and a possible shooting brake model and a new high-performance M version further down the track.



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