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Check out this 2013 BMW X1 featuring an excellent 2.0 AMT 4WD (300 hp) engine giving N/A. The robot transmission pairs well with full for reliable acceleration and simple control, while the direct injection (direct) offers 400 N*m of torque at 4500 RPM. This model’s trim Standard design seats up to 5 passengers in comfort, and dimensions of 4616 mm long, 1845 mm wide, and 1641 mm high ensures your presence on the road with other key features like N/A ground clearance and a 1744 kg curb weight for stability. With 0 miles on the odometer, this vehicle has consistently proven its reliability and is located in Crikvenica.
Chasis
Body Type
Crossover
Length
4616 mm
Height
1641 mm
Number of Seats
5
Width
1845 mm
Wheelbase
2802 mm
Engine
Engine Type
Gasoline
Max Power at RPM
N/A
Fuel
95
Engine Power
N/A
Maximum Torque
400 N*m
Turnover of maximum torque
4500 RPM
Other
Drive Wheels
full
Gearbox Type
robot
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Passenger Airbag
ABS and Driveline Traction Control
Air Conditioning
Automatic locking hubs
Braking Assist
Driver airbag
Dual Front Side Impact Airbags
Heated Seats
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