Submodel
sDrive16i Inspiring(A)
253,888
14.7km/L • 121bhp • 7-speed (A) Steptronic DCT
Current price
$253,888
Price Increased by $ 2,000 on 24 Apr 2025
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Depreciation
$23,200 /yr
Downpayment
$101,555 (Maximum 60% loan)
Instalment
$2,192 /mth
COE quota premium
$99,500 (Category A COE)
Road tax
$684 /yr
OMV
$36,700
ARF
$43,380
VES
$0
Total basic cost
$190,220
Premium
33%
Previous recorded price
$251,888
Highest recorded price
$253,888 (Past 6 mths)
Lowest recorded price
$238,888 (Past 6 mths)
sDrive16i M Sport(A)
256,888
14.7km/L • 121bhp • 7-speed (A) Steptronic DCT
Current price
$256,888
Price Increased by $ 2,000 on 24 Apr 2025
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Depreciation
$23,400 /yr
Downpayment
$102,755 (Maximum 60% loan)
Instalment
$2,218 /mth
COE quota premium
$99,500 (Category A COE)
Road tax
$684 /yr
OMV
$38,400
ARF
$45,760
VES
$0
Total basic cost
$194,790
Premium
32%
Previous recorded price
$254,888
Highest recorded price
$256,888 (Past 6 mths)
Lowest recorded price
$241,888 (Past 6 mths)
Editorial Reviews

BMW X1 sDrive16i
Higher drivetrain refinement
More agile drive
Greater space for luggage and passengers
Mercedes-Benz GLA180
Greater badge appeal
More extraverted cabin and infotainment system
Consumer Reviews
4.0
Good | 11 User Reviews
BMW -X1 -Lives up to its Premium Status
After test driving a few other SUVs and crossovers from both premium and Japanese makes, I decided to pull the trigger on the X1 and traded in my 3.5 yr old A4. I took delivery of the M Sport variant close to a month back and so far I've been enjoying every moment I'm behind the steering wheel. At current prices, it's definitely more value for money than non premium brand SUVs or crossovers as most of them are priced way to close to the the X1. I like the way the car looks especially in M Sport trim and the overall interior packaging makes it feel roomier than what the dimensions suggest. Steering is direct and sharp even though it lacks abit of feedback. Ride comfort is on the fiirmer side as the M Sport variant comes with the sports suspension so it might or might not be to everyone's liking. The firmer suspension does provide more precise handling though. Power is sufficient for our roads and overtaking maneuvres are never an issue. The 1.5t 3 cylinder is surprising smooth and makes a rorty note when stretched.... Read More
BMW -X1 -X3 lite is actually a good thing!
Lucky ones to secure Jan 24 COE, alot of saving with overtrade of existing car for the price, is really bang for bucks.
It being just 3cm smaller than older x3 dimension equate to spacious interior and practical space for strollers.
Quiet comfort highway cruising machine. The tall body surprising stick to the road during hard corner with no flex or body roll.... Read More
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