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Make

BMW

Model

1-Series

Trim

M Sport

Trim Level

Luxury Trim

Year

2017

Mileage

126,000 km

Fuel Type

Diesel

Transmission

Manual

Body Type

Hatchback

Seats

Doors

Colour

Black

Current Country of Reg.

Ireland

Imported

Total Owners

NCT Expiry

Jan 2027

Road Tax

190

Comb. Fuel Consumption

4.0 L/100 km

Rural Fuel Consumption

3.6 L/100 km

Urban Fuel Consumption

4.7 L/100 km

Engine Size

1.5 L

Engine Power

116 hp

Acceleration (0-100 km/h)

10.3 sec

Top Speed

200 km/h

Torque

270 Nm

External Length

4.33 m

External Width

1.77 m

External Height

1.44 m

Wheelbase

2.69 m

Ground Clearance

14 cm

Gross Vehicle Weight

1,885 kg

Boot Volume

360 L

Boot Volume (Seats Down)

1,200 L

Fuel Tank Capacity

52 L

Euro NCAP Overall Safety Rating

5/5

Adult Protection Rating

91%

Child Protection Rating

83%

Pedestrian Protection Rating

63%

Safety Assistance Rating

86%

Description

NEW INTO AUTOSMART MOTORS IS THE BMW 1-SERIES M-SPORT 1.5L DIESEL IN MANUAL TRANSMISSION. FULLY SERVICED WITH FULL SERVICE HISTORY 4 NEW TYRES WITH BRAKE DISCS AND PADS DONE NCT 01/27 PROFESSIONALLY VALLETED EXCELLENT CONDITION INSIDE AND OUT TRADE INS ARE WELCOME FINANCE APPROVED WITHIN 24 HRS 3 MONTHS WARRANTY AND FULL HISTORY CHECK DONE FOR TEST DRIVE AND VIEWINGS PLEASE CONTACT SHANE TO ARRANGE A VIEWING ON 0874504118. .

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BMW 1-Series M-Sport/ Full service history