The new BMW 1 Series F20 has just been announced Quattroruote and colleagues were able to make a video comparing the new model with the previous one, in 5-door version. The side looks very similar, but the front and tail have undergone substantial changes: the more trivial, in the eyes of many, the rear volume, with the headlights that do not "touch" over the rear window, while the front is updated by following the dictates of recent proposed models, with larger clusters and greater front overhang.
The new 1 Series, in total, is 8 cm more than the outgoing model, of which 3 cm in the past: with this trick has won legroom for rear passengers and carried the luggage capacity from 330 to 360 liters . The new series will be launched in an urban setting and Sport, characterized by different solutions for bumpers, alloy wheels, setup buoyancy and interior finishes.
At launch, after the Frankfurt show next September, there will be the 116th version 1.6 Turbo 136 hp, 170 hp 1.6 Turbo 118th, 116d 2-liter 116 hp, 143 hp 118d and 120d 184 hp, with manual or automatic transmissions with the new ZF 8-speed. 
The new 1 Series, in total, is 8 cm more than the outgoing model, of which 3 cm in the past: with this trick has won legroom for rear passengers and carried the luggage capacity from 330 to 360 liters . The new series will be launched in an urban setting and Sport, characterized by different solutions for bumpers, alloy wheels, setup buoyancy and interior finishes.
At launch, after the Frankfurt show next September, there will be the 116th version 1.6 Turbo 136 hp, 170 hp 1.6 Turbo 118th, 116d 2-liter 116 hp, 143 hp 118d and 120d 184 hp, with manual or automatic transmissions with the new ZF 8-speed.
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